Nell Greenfield-Boyce

Nell Greenfield-Boyce, an NPR science correspondent specializing in gun violence research, dives into the pressing issue of mass shootings in the U.S. She highlights how much more research funding is needed to tackle this public health crisis. Nell discusses the surprising effectiveness of policies like gun licensing and magazine capacity bans in reducing fatalities. She also explores the overlooked impact of age restrictions and the urgent need for better understanding of gun violence's broader implications, especially among youth.

Nell Greenfieldboyce, NPR science correspondent, discusses the transition of research chimpanzees to Chimp Haven following the NIH's decision to end invasive studies in 2015. She shares the touching reunion of chimps Huey and Pancake with their caregiver after 20 years apart, illuminating the emotional aspects of their new lives. Nell also addresses the ethical implications surrounding chimpanzee research and the challenges of relocating these animals, highlighting the need for careful planning in their retirement.