Stephen Hawking: I would not be alive without the NHSSource: Telegraph
The British physisist spoke out after Republican politicians lambasted the NHS as "evil" in their effort to stop President Barack Obama's reforms of US health care which will widen availability of treatment but at a cost to higher earners who will pay higher insurance premiums.
Stephen Hawking receives Presidential Medal of FreedomSource: scientificamerican.com
Stephen Hawking was among the recipients at the White House today when President Barack Obama presented the National Medal of Freedom to 16 "agents of change." Relatively few scientists win this medal, the highest civilian honor awarded in the U.S., particularly when the scie …
Stephen Hawking - "I wouldn't be here today if it were not for the NHS"Source: Guardian Unlimited
So Barack Obama is facing the fight of his life (another one) as he attempts to reform the US healthcare system. The "special interests" – doctors, healthcare companies – don't like it. The "birthers" – crazy types who hope to prove he is not American – smell blood.
Obama to award freedom medalsSource: Australian News Network
PRESIDENT Barack Obama will next month award the highest US civilian honour to 16 "agents of change" including Desmond Tutu, Stephen Hawking and Muhammad Yunus, the White House said today.
Stephen Hawking admitted to hospitalSource: Reuters
Physicist Stephen Hawking, the author of "A Brief History of Time" who is almost completely paralyzed by motor neurone disease, has been urgently admitted to hospital, Cambridge University said on Monday.
Stephen Hawking HospitalizedSource: The New York Times
LONDON (AP) -- Stephen Hawking, the British mathematician and physicist famed for his work on black holes, was rushed to a hospital Monday and was seriously ill, Cambridge University said.
Stephen Hawking 'very ill' in hospitalSource: Independent.co.uk
Professor Stephen Hawking, one of the world's most famous scientists, is "very ill" in hospital, Cambridge University said today.
Professor Hawking, who works at the university, was undergoing tests at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge.
Stephen Hawking's bedtime storiesSource: newscientist.com
Stephen Hawking barely needs an introduction, but his recent direction does. He is packaging the universe for the younger generation. With his daughter Lucy Hawking, he has branched out into writing children's books.
Stephen Hawking Accepts Canadian Research PositionSource: Daily Tech
Hawking will join the facility next year
Physicist Stephen Hawking is set to become the first distinguished research chair at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, a top Canadian scientific trust looking to expand its roster of brilliant scientists.
Stephen Hawking accepts Canadian postSource: msnbc.com
Cosmologist Stephen Hawking has accepted a research post with the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario.
The final frontierSource: cosmosmagazine.com
In the 1960s the space race created a fascination with science and great technological advances. To find alien life we need to take back up that mantle, says astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, and send people further into space.