Two new surveys suggest roughly a quarter of US adults and caregivers have exaggerated or invented symptoms to get antibiotics. Why people do it, why it often works and why it is a bad deal for your body.
Read MoreTwo new surveys suggest roughly a quarter of US adults and caregivers have exaggerated or invented symptoms to get antibiotics. Why people do it, why it often works and why it is a bad deal for your body.
Read MoreShe became editor-in-chief of Essence at 26 and later led Ms. magazine. How Marcia Ann Gillespie changed who American magazines were made for.
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Read MorePuma sold less, lost money again and still had its best trading day since February. What the third-quarter numbers, the...
Read MoreThe new Tesla Roadster flipped upside down, but the other product Elon Musk keeps launching is himself. From the boxy...
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She became editor-in-chief of Essence at 26 and later led Ms. magazine. How Marcia Ann Gillespie changed who American magazines were made for.
Read MoreThe new Tesla Roadster flipped upside down, but the other product Elon Musk keeps launching is himself. From the boxy 1999 founder look to techwear, satin short shorts, a Tom...
Read MoreOut of 3,446 students, only 3 found where a fake election video came from. Why Gen Z and Gen Alpha scroll like pros but struggle to spot fakes, why trust...
Read MoreTwo new surveys suggest roughly a quarter of US adults and caregivers have exaggerated or invented symptoms to get antibiotics. Why people do it, why it often works and why it is a bad deal for your body.
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Read MoreThe Lancet's first ever series on men's health finds that jobs, education and social disadvantage weigh heavily on men's health, not biology alone. A companion paper calls the manosphere a public health problem.
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Read MoreThe FDA has approved Brytly, the first over-the-counter eye drop with apraclonidine for red eyes. What Alcon promises, what is still unproven and when a whiter eye is hiding a...
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