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Health
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Curtis Segarra • December 12, 2019
Every six months, scientists around the world try to outsmart the flu virus. Here’s how
Hannah Seo • December 9, 2019
The new machine learning system is another step toward digital health care
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Curtis Segarra • November 21, 2019
This recent biopic is a great way to learn about the global sanitation problem
Anushree Dave • November 8, 2019
Women whose first sexual experience was forced are more likely to face long-term health consequences, such as psychological trauma and pelvic pain
Curtis Segarra • November 7, 2019
Solving lingering sanitation issues around the world requires having a conversation about, you know...
Jonathan Moens • October 21, 2019
Mounting evidence suggests mental health is tied to the air quality we breathe
Passant Rabie • July 24, 2019
Without a racial classification for Arab-Americans by the U.S. Census Bureau, the population’s mental health goes largely unstudied – particularly in a political climate that threatens it.
Dana Najjar • June 14, 2019
Everything you need to know to keep an infant safe during a measles outbreak
Marcus Banks • April 22, 2019
We seem to have a drug for seemingly every condition — except, until now, postpartum depression
Isobel Whitcomb • April 19, 2019
Smoking before bed might seem like a good way to drift into a more relaxed sleep, but research suggests otherwise
Marion Renault • April 8, 2019
They bill themselves as a natural alternative for squeaky-clean, super-white teeth — but should you open wide for charcoal?
Tara Santora • April 5, 2019
These two common but often undiagnosed disorders can make vaginal sex painful or impossible
Tara Santora • March 11, 2019
PrEP is over 90 percent effective at preventing HIV — yet only four percent of gay and bisexual men take it
Marcus Banks • March 5, 2019
Debate continues on over how much genes influence risk of heart attack
Isobel Whitcomb • February 20, 2019
It’s a controversial idea, but early research is promising, and some parents are forging ahead