Kat Eschner

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man jogging in a park

How much exercise you need to reach your fitness goals, according to experts

Full length, side view of young woman walking with a goldendoodle on leash at the park with beautiful sunshine.

How to unwind without alcohol

A photo of the Etsy website.

Cloth masks may be out, but Etsy’s stock is still a buy

Pregnant woman wearing surgical mask and gloves, shops in pharmacy

The program meant to help pregnant people safely find prescriptions to take has stalled

A suspected covid-19 patient with her oxygen tube seen in an ambulance at Dhaka Medical College. Single-day death toll hits triple digits for the first time in the country, total deaths now stand at 10,182. This was the fifth time in the last seven days that the country broke its record for most Covid-19 deaths in a single day. (Photo by Sultan Mahmud Mukut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Omicron is milder than Delta. So why are hospitals full?

MiSight is the only FDA-approved soft contact lens specifically designed to slow the progression of nearsightedness in children.Courtesy of CooperVision

A new contact lens that slows nearsightedness is a boon for optometrists

Travelers arrive for flights at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.

Pandemic travel can be safe, but airports are an essential piece of the picture

Traveling Nurse

As COVID surges, ‘travel nurses’ are in more demand than ever, and can make $5,000 per week

Three hikers enjoy an ocean view in California.

Inside the rise of ‘green exercise’

a person in a car holding their fist in the air outside a McDonald's

‘Thankless’ and ‘dangerous’: Former McDonald’s and Burger King workers talk quitting

A barn is seen surrounded by flood waters in British Columbia.

Backlog at the Port of Vancouver is a sign of supply-chain disruption to come

Aaron Rodgers

NFL’s Aaron Rodgers said fertility concerns kept him from getting vaccinated. Here’s what’s behind the fertility myth

Vaping appears to have replaced cigarettes as the primary nicotine delivery device for teens.

Teen vapers have few tools for quitting, despite growing health crisis

Flowers on a grave

Inside the FEMA program that spent $1 billion on COVID-19 funerals

How COVID-19 changed the death care industry.

How COVID has transformed the death care industry for ‘last responders’