Month: February 2021

During the pandemic, you can join online classes to get the motivation you may need. View original article Contributor: L. Alison Phillips

Each child’s death represents a shattered family and a trauma deepened, parents say, by the rampant belief that kids can’t get covid-19, or that it doesn’t much harm them when they do. View original article Contributor: Marc Fisher

A poorly understood and uncommon condition, D-MER causes intense and upsetting “attacks” while nursing, pumping or leaking milk. It can last until a baby is weaned. View original article Contributor: Jamie Friedlander

Many face stark challenges in leading congregations during the coronavirus era, including times when followers are divided over how to handle covid-19. View original article Contributor: Bruce Alpert

Virtual races and international championships have surged. Critics expect interest to wane, but some professional athletes say they’re hooked. View original article Contributor: Amanda Loudin

Tapped to be surgeon general, Vivek Murthy’s financial entanglements draw scrutiny before his Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday. View original article Contributor: Dan Diamond

Based on VA health-care data, the researchers say they found an association between recreational use of legal and illicit substances and premature cardiovascular disease. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

Virtual races and international championships have surged. Critics expect interest to wane, but some professional athletes say they’re hooked. View original article Contributor: Amanda Loudin

Tapped to be surgeon general, Vivek Murthy’s financial entanglements draw scrutiny before his Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday. View original article Contributor: Dan Diamond