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A new way of counting used by the Chinese authorities should catch more cases and get people into treatment earlier. But the scale of the epidemic will remain unclear for some time. View original article Contributor:

Movie theaters have closed, art fairs have been canceled and orchestra performances called off as the epidemic has curtailed travel and foot traffic on the mainland and beyond. View original article Contributor:

Some successful people reflect on what they most appreciate learning from their parents: Being open-hearted, present and responsible. View original article Contributor:

It’s one of the most common medical complaints, but patients say many doctors don’t take it seriously. View original article Contributor:

Some people are unhappy at work, and some people merely look unhappy. Which are you? View original article Contributor:

As Americans and others flee Chinese universities, the crisis is severing ties that have historically brought the country closer to the rest of the world. View original article Contributor:

Cruise companies have been reluctant to release data on bookings, but some travel advisers say they are off by as much as 15 percent. View original article Contributor:

Activities like walking and lifting weights were both tied to a healthier weight, but combining the two may have the most benefits. View original article Contributor:

He’d had episodes of coughing and wheezing since he was a boy. Now in his 60s, he worried his symptoms would force him to quit working. View original article Contributor:

Whether you’re a morning lark or a night owl, here are some tips to help you get along with that person who always seems to bother you at the wrong time. View original article Contributor: