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Love’s Not So Simple, and the Complexity Is Mindboggling

Don’t be fooled into thinking that love is one thing and one thing only because we now know it’s complex.

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Stop Owning a Cancer Diagnosis

Sitting on hold on the phone a few years ago during active cancer treatment to speak to one of my…

2 years ago

More Than Just Matzah Balls: Finding Meaning in the Modern Shabbat

I’m not Jewish, but I take some lessons from the Torah to remind me to unplug, reflect, and renew.

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The New Covid Vaccine Is Out. Why You Might Not Want To Rush To Get It

Covid is commonplace. Some, are laid up with symptoms for days or weeks. A smaller group risks hospitalization or death.…

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COP29 Elevates Health as a Key Climate Priority

At COP29, health will have a dedicated day and see the introduction of various health-focused initiatives.

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Vaping Kills Brain Cells? Do We Demand Action?

College student vaping is more dangerous than anyone admitted until research evidence showed it does severe damage.

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Mental Strength: Building Resilience in Athletes

Look at how athletes can develop confidence, maintain control under pressure, and prioritize their mental health.

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Climate Week NYC 2024: The Runway of Global Climate Action

Check out the trends that will shape the climate conversation for the new season.

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Patient’s Medical Trust Shredded by Those Who Took the Oath

Patients need to trust the physicians from whom they seek treatment, yet the extent of criminality and sexual abuse of…

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This Common Sweetener Could Be Silently Sabotaging Your Brain

Too much sugar is bad for your brain, warn German brain experts. On World Brain Day, these specialists remind us that…

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