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Elon Musk's Neuralink
TechElon Musk’s Neuralink claims the first human to have a chip implanted in his brain is a quadriplegic now able to play video games using his mind
By Christiaan HetznerMarch 21, 2024
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LifestyleNew report reveals the surprising benefit to economic recessions: They help you live longer
By Sunny NagpaulMarch 19, 2024
75 unions and employers have endorsed the Senate’s health care price transparency bill. Here’s why Congress must pass it
Commentary75 unions and employers have endorsed the Senate’s health care price transparency bill. Here’s why Congress must pass it
By Kevin LyonsMarch 19, 2024
After testing new drug compounds that appear to mimic the physical benefits of exercise in rodents, scientists say a pill may someday be able to do the same in humans.
LifeAn exercise pill may soon offer the same benefits as a workout, scientists say
By Lindsey LeakeMarch 18, 2024
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LifeThese 7 high-inflammatory foods can sap your energy and raise your risk for cancer, diabetes, and heart disease
By Barbara BrodyMarch 18, 2024
Massachusetts
Health57-year-old woman shocked by $177,000 bill from Mass. Medicaid office for her father’s cancer bill—and threat to go after his home
By Amanda Seitz and The Associated PressMarch 18, 2024
The CEO of CVS Health is donating all the proceeds from her new book to uplift women in leadership
HealthThe CEO of CVS Health is donating all the proceeds from her new book to uplift women in leadership
By Alexa MikhailMarch 15, 2024
Catherine Howarth, CEO of ShareAction.
RetailRebel investors want KitKat maker Nestlé to cut back on junk food—but the fortunes of its Mindful Chef brand suggest customers aren’t ready for a health kick
By Ryan HoggMarch 14, 2024
The ‘age of selfishness’ is making us sick, single, and miserable. It’s because our brains are hardwired for both self-interest and altruism
CommentaryThe ‘age of selfishness’ is making us sick, single, and miserable. It’s because our brains are hardwired for both self-interest and altruism
By Talia VarleyMarch 12, 2024
What are the risks of having a baby after 35? An expert explains the reality of advanced maternal age
HealthWhat are the risks of having a baby after 35? An expert explains the reality of advanced maternal age
By Jordyn BradleyMarch 10, 2024
Man Sleeping in Bed
HealthDaylight Saving Time is hurting your health—here’s how
By L'Oreal Thompson PaytonMarch 9, 2024
Friday is the last day U.S. consumers can place mail orders for free COVID tests from the government
HealthFriday is the last day U.S. consumers can place mail orders for free COVID tests from the government
By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated PressMarch 8, 2024
Hospital monopolies are buying up independent physicians and hiking prices–but Congress has an opportunity to rein them in
CommentaryHospital monopolies are buying up independent physicians and hiking prices–but Congress has an opportunity to rein them in
By Rob DavidsonMarch 7, 2024
Stressed-out workers are skipping lunch—and forgoing their only chance to tame the chaos
CommentaryStressed-out workers are skipping lunch—and forgoing their only chance to tame the chaos
By Diane SwintMarch 6, 2024
Women feel guilty about getting enough sleep–and it’s a public health emergency
CommentaryWomen feel guilty about getting enough sleep–and it’s a public health emergency
By Barbara RhodenMarch 5, 2024
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