Month: August 2020

As the school year begins, the debate persists on making tests cheaper, faster and more accessible. View original article Contributor: Rachel Weiner

These nine tips will help them, their fellow classmates and others stay healthy this school semester. View original article Contributor: Ranit Mishori

Online and offline platforms are helping strangers form social connections, which are crucial for our health, especially in a pandemic. View original article Contributor:

The illness that has afflicted Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan is a chronic gastrointestinal disorder that can unexpectedly flare up. View original article Contributor:

When we can’t go outside without covering our faces, there’s a special appeal in the opportunity to uncover everything else. View original article Contributor:

Test your knowledge of this week’s health news. View original article Contributor:

Local health departments called on the C.D.C. to change new recommendations that people without symptoms do not need to be tested. Many infected children show no symptoms, a study found. View original article Contributor:

Pressing our hearts together is my husband’s fast-track return to the intimacy he grew up with. For me, growing up with a more reserved British dad, it took some getting used to. View original article Contributor:

President Trump promised a vaccine by the end of the year. For hurricane-battered Louisiana and Texas, a confluence of disaster. View original article Contributor:

With Covid-related restrictions in place, massage therapists are reimagining ways to help their clients. View original article Contributor: