Jenna Schnuer

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  • Christina Applegate at the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Feb. 26, 2023, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images)Health

    Christina Applegate’s early MS symptoms make it clear that the disease can be mistaken for everyday aches. Here’s what you need to know

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  • Ashwagandha superfood powder and root on cutting board on wooden table from above. Adaptogen.Life

    Will ashwagandha really help you sleep? Here’s what experts say

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  • Senior woman artist making clay bowl on pottery wheel in pottery studio.Aging Well

    4 habits to help you stay mentally sharp in retirement

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  • Athlete with Continuous Glucose Monitor Transmitter Adhered to ArmHealth

    Continuous glucose monitors are trendy wearables—but how useful are they? Here’s what experts say

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  • Doctor injecting botox on man faceHealth

    From migraines to muscle spasms, Botox injections can help treat these 7 common health conditions

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  • Stack of Organic Marijuana Gummy Bear Candies close upFamily

    The marijuana edible industry is growing fast—and so are the rates of overdoses among kids and pets. Here’s how to keep them safe

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  • Smiling and laughing friends shooting party poppers during holiday party in homeHealth

    How to ask about COVID safety protocols before a party without making it awkward

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  • Sam Bankman FriedMind

    What happens to your brain when you become a billionaire

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2021-Peggy JohnsonConferences

    Augmented reality goes to work on factory floors and in brain surgery

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  • Mark Mahaney, senior managing director and head of internet research for Evercore ISI, speaking at Fortune Brainstorm Tech in Half Moon Bay, Calif. on Wednesday, December 1, 2021.Tech

    The one thing a legendary Wall St. analyst says you should focus on when picking stocks

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2021Conferences

    These entrepreneurs say the tarnished legacy of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos has made their jobs harder

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  • 034<br /> FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech<br /> December 1st, 2021<br /> Half Moon Bay, CA 11:15 AM<br /> CHANGING THE WORLD<br /> This young entrepreneur is aiming to have a massive impact, starting with seemingly small steps. By creating an “Uber for tractors” used by farmers without access to agricultural equipment in Africa, he’s already on his way.<br /> Speaker:<br /> Jehiel Oliver, Founder and CEO, Hello Tractor<br /> Interviewer: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett for FORTUNE BRAINSTORM TECHConferences

    Hello Tractor is revolutionizing farming in Africa by connecting farmers to essential resources

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  • Killer-mike-greenwood-banking-appConferences

    Greenwood, the mobile banking app founded by Andrew Young and Killer Mike, wants to help Black communities build generational wealth

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  • Fortune Brainstorm AI 2021<br /> Boston, MA<br /> Monday, November 8, 2021<br /> 5.05–5.25 HOW NEXT-GENERATION HARDWARE WILL CHANGE THE GAME IN A.I.<br /> Artificial intelligence&#8217;s rapid rise has led to the development of new kinds of computer chips that promise to supercharge the technology’s performance.  Hear from the pioneers who are creating these next-generation A.I. chips and how they can give business a competitive edge.<br />      Rene Haas, President, Arm IP Products Group  <br /> Andy Hock, Vice President, Product Management, Cerebras Systems<br /> Moderator: Verne Kopytoff, FORTUNEConferences

    For A.I., one-size-fits-all computer chips are a tight squeeze

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  • Fortune Brainstorm AI 2021<br /> Boston, MA<br /> Monday, November 8, 2021<br /> 3.20-3.35 HOW A.I. IN HEALTH CARE PROMISES TO SAVE LIVES<br /> In health care, artificial intelligence has the potential to do far more than just save money—it can save lives. The industry is using A.I. for everything from evaluating medical imaging for signs of disease to helping biotech companies sift through vast amounts of data to discover new and better treatments. We&#8217;ll discuss the potential, the challenges, and where A.I. is already making an impact.<br /> Dr. Noubar Afeyan, Founder and CEO, Flagship Pioneering; Chairman, Moderna<br /> Interviewer: Alan Murray, Chief Executive Officer, FORTUNEConferences

    A.I. fast-tracks health care innovations, says Moderna’s chairman

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