How to Become A Super Ager
Scientists are seeking to unlock the secrets behind the younger brains of super agers.
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A billing expert thought her husband's ER bill was egregiously high — and she was right
A skiing accident led to an emergency room visit — and an incorrect charge on the hospital bill.
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One of Long COVID’s Worst Symptoms Is Also Its Most Misunderstood
Brain fog isn’t like a hangover or depression. It’s a disorder of executive function that makes basic cognitive tasks absurdly hard.
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The Ultimate Morning Stretch Routine
A morning stretch routine is essential for healthy me to stay fit, limber, and injury-free. Try these 7 stretches, do them daily, and feel the pain go away.
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Doctors Transplant Ear of Human Cells, Made by 3-D Printer
3DBio Therapeutics, a biotech company in Queens, said it had for the first time used 3-D printing to make a body part with a patient’s own cells.
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Exercise Is ADHD Medication
Physical movement improves mental focus, memory, and cognitive flexibility; new research shows just how critical it is to academic performance.
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Generic Solutions – Mishpacha Magazine
Medical researcher Moshe Rogosnitzky taps existing drugs for new uses
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‘No One Is Listening to Us’
More people than ever are hospitalized with COVID-19. Health-care workers can’t go on like this.
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How Fauci, 5 other health specialists deal with covid-19 risks in their everyday lives
In Q&A, the experts explain how they handle masks, mail, haircuts, travel, seeing friends, grocery shopping and aspects of life in the pandemic.
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The Scariest Pandemic Timeline
If the flu and coronavirus hit at the same time this fall, America might have a longer, more severe lockdown.
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Our Pandemic Summer
The fight against the coronavirus won’t be over when the U.S. reopens. Here’s how the nation must prepare itself.
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Scientists Were Hunting for the Next Ebola. Now the U.S. Has Cut Off Their Funding.
Predict, a government research program, sought to identify animal viruses that might infect humans and to head off new pandemics.
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This is how life under coronavirus will play out over the next year
It's likely that coronavirus will loom over us until we have an effective vaccine. We need to prepare ourselves for life to be really strange for a long, long time
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The Problem With Telling Sick Workers to Stay Home
Even with the coronavirus spreading, lax labor laws and little sick leave mean that many people can’t afford to skip work.
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A Doctor’s Diary: The Overnight Shift in the E.R. - The New York Times
In the typical emergency room, demand far outpaces the care that workers can provide. Can the E.R. be fixed?
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A Doctor’s Diary: The Overnight Shift in the E.R.
In the typical emergency room, demand far outpaces the care that workers can provide. Can the E.R. be fixed?
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The Three Personalities of America
People in different regions of the U.S. have measurably different psychological profiles.
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The Manconomy Is Cynical and Exploitative and It’s Going to Save Us All
The Manconomy is here—and it wants your money.
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The Poisonous Laxative That Built America
As Lewis and Clark mapped the West, they depended on a hearty dose of mercury to cure both constipation and syphilis. It’s a miracle they didn't die
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A Potential Hidden Factor in Why People Have So Much Trouble Losing Weight
A new study in mice points to how cell biology, not willpower, might be the root of yo-yo dieting.
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At 71, She’s Never Felt Pain or Anxiety. Now Scientists Know Why.
Scientists discovered a previously unidentified genetic mutation in a Scottish woman. They hope it could lead to the development of new pain treatment.
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How Pink Salt Took Over Millennial Kitchens
It’s not healthier for you. It doesn’t technically come from the Himalayas. But pink salt’s appeal has exploded nonetheless.
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I Smelled Like a Man for a Day
There’s a reason men’s body washes and deodorants all seem to have that same, specific scent.
