Month: May 2021

As productions and festivals reopen this summer, it will be nice to experience some drama outside of our own. View original article Contributor: Adrienne Gaffney

This should be the summer you become a swimmer, a paddler or a sailor — it’s easier than you think. View original article Contributor: Megan Michelson

If you’re feeling the itch to overhaul your hair or finally get that tattoo or nose piercing, the timing makes perfect sense. But pump the brakes before breaking out the scissors or bleach. View original article Contributor: Anna Goldfarb

Trainers nationwide are being inundated as owners try to address behavioral issues that coronavirus shutdowns exacerbated View original article Contributor: Kim Kavin

Experts debate how to track the pandemic’s next stage, with the CDC criticized after it halts a count of ‘breakthrough infections’ in people with no symptoms. View original article Contributor: Lenny Bernstein

Neuroscientist Erik Hoel’s idea doesn’t rely on artificial intelligence to figure out why dreams happen. Instead, it borrows lessons from how the machines learn. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

Trainers nationwide are being inundated as owners try to address behavioral issues that coronavirus shutdowns exacerbated View original article Contributor: Kim Kavin

Experts debate how to track the pandemic’s next stage, with the CDC criticized after it halts a count of ‘breakthrough infections’ in people with no symptoms. View original article Contributor: Lenny Bernstein

Neuroscientist Erik Hoel’s idea doesn’t rely on artificial intelligence to figure out why dreams happen. Instead, it borrows lessons from how the machines learn. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

Mr. Hanly had been central to the current nationwide litigation against pharmaceutical companies, pharmacies and others in the opioid supply chain. View original article Contributor: Katharine Q. Seelye