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Therapy Alone Won’t Fix America’s Suicide Rate
If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting "988." Someone in America dies by suicide every 11 minutes. It's that common. It is not normal. The standard response when this...
Why Cruise Ships Are So Good at Making People Sick
A Dutch-flagged expedition cruise ship called the MV Hondius is currently making its way to Tenerife in the Canary Islands carrying a handful of passengers who may have hantavirus — a severe respiratory illness with no specific treatment and a mortality rate that, in...
What Chess Does to the People Who Play It at the Highest Level
Fabiano Caruana, one of the world's top grandmasters, starts a major tournament at 135 pounds. He ends it at around 120. Over ten days of sitting at a board, barely moving, he loses fifteen pounds. He's not unusual. The 1984 World Chess Championship was called off...
Two-Year-Olds Are Promoting Anti-Aging Serums
A Guardian investigation published last week combed through 7,600 TikTok videos and found something that has triggered responses from dermatologists, child psychologists, and regulators across three continents: roughly 400 of those videos featured skincare content...
Why Rectal Cancer Is Striking People in Their 30s and 40s
Rectal cancer has, for most of modern medicine's history, been categorized as a disease of older adults — something that showed up in screening conversations at 50, 60, 70. That assumption is being dismantled by a steady accumulation of data, and a new study presented...
Morning Naps Linked to Higher Mortality Risk
For years, the nap conversation has been relatively simple: naps are good, short is better than long, and the after-lunch drowse is something to work with rather than fight. New research published in JAMA Network Open complicates that picture considerably — not by...
The Human Side of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Fewer people have received advanced brain-computer implants than have traveled to space. That's the context for what's happening at a handful of university labs and startup clinical trials right now — a rarefied, quietly extraordinary experiment in what technology can...
Your Brain Needs to Be Confused More Often
Here is a thing your brain genuinely dislikes: doing the same things it already knows how to do. Comfortable, familiar, automatic tasks — the commute you could drive blindfolded, the recipe you've made a hundred times, the workout routine you've had since 2018 — are...
The Quiet Destigmatization of the Hair Transplant
In 2011, Wayne Rooney posted something no professional athlete had publicly done before: he told his Twitter followers that he'd had a hair transplant. He was 25 years old. "I was going bald at 25! Why not?" The tweet went viral, sparked a tabloid cycle, and — in...
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