How to Cultivate Hope When You Don’t Have Any
Hope is a way of thinking—and experts say it can be taught. …
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How to Get RSV Vaccines to Those Who Need Them Most
Drug companies are marketing RSV vaccines to US seniors, when it’s infants who need them the most. …
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Why Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Early Is So Important
New data from Eli Lilly and Eisai show that their Alzheimer’s drugs are more effective when started earlier in the disease progression. …
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Long COVID Research Is In Its ‘Most Hopeful’ Phase Yet
They’re getting closer to finding tests and treatments. …
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Pig-Heart Transplant Recipient Is Doing Well After a Month
A month ago, Laurence Faucette became the second person to receive a transplanted heart from a pig. Today, he’s doing physical therapy. …
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Don’t Fall For the Marketing. ‘Toddler Milk’ Is Not Good For Your Child
The high-selling ‘follow-on’ formulas are nutritionally empty compared to the infant formulas they’re often tied to, experts say. …
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There’s Almost No Research on the Health Impact of Plastic Chemicals in the Global South
Scientists mapped thousands of studies on the health impacts of plastic chemicals. Their findings will be critical to better regulation. …
How AI Can Make Cancer Treatment More Equitable
Harnessing AI will be a key component to achieving the goals of the Cancer Moonshot, according to an AI health pioneer. …
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3 Ways Anxiety Can Actually Help You
Anxiety is a normal human emotion. Let’s use it to our advantage, writes David H. Rosmarin. …
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