Families with one child may be the least-desired outcome when Americans envision their dream lives, but in reality they're ...

In 1968, the Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich believed that the world was on the brink of catastrophe. The rapid growth in the ...

But this Stanford biologist has also enjoyed a long, eminent career exploring evolution. In his new book, he combines his... Paul R. Ehrlich, Author, Paul R. Ehlrich, Author, Anne H. Ehrlich ...

Paul Ehrlich, in particular, was a Stanford University biologist who wrote a book “The Population Bomb.” His forecast of hundreds of millions starving to death in the 1970s and 1980s ...

That same year, 1968, Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich and his wife Anne (who is uncredited) published an explosive book. In The Population Bomb, they noted that in poor countries such as India and ...

Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915) was born in East Prussia (now Poland), the son of a lottery-office keeper. He went to the University of Leipzig to pursue a career in medicine. By the time he graduated in ...

Trump’s Victory Is the Most Remarkable Political Comeback in American History Takeaways from Donald Trump’s Historic Presidential Comeback In 1970, Stanford professor Paul Ehrlich published a ...

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the award of the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine to Paul Ehrlich, in recognition of his contribution to immunology. His impact, however, extended ...

Prominent figures, including Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich, author of the influential book The Population Bomb warned of famines, resource depletion – and societal collapse – due to an ...

The New York Times,' 'The Washington Post,'Harvard, Stanford. Oh ... I think my favorite is Paul Ehrlich because hehas been so consistently wrong on so many things. One, predictingmass starvation ...

DNA catapults into spotlight. A trio of research papers from Stanford Medicine researchers and their international ...

How do we fix this? My guest today is Paul King, the president and CEO of Stanford Medicine Children's Health, and he has some potential solutions. Paul, thanks for joining me today. I wouldn't ...