December 4, 2023
It’s the beef in your stew and the fish in your tacos; the eggs in your omelet and the beans on your nachos. Protein-rich foods play a starring role in any satisfying meal. And for good reason: Protein is essential for every function in your body. But how much protein do you really need? What
READ MOREA decade ago, Hadley Vlahos was lost. She was a young single mother, searching for meaning and struggling to make ends meet while she navigated nursing school. After earning her degree, working in immediate care, she made the switch to hospice nursing and changed the path of her life. Vlahos, who is 31, found herself
READ MOREWe’re entering the germiest time of year. Here’s how to navigate eight of the most insidious and infectious illnesses.
READ MOREWith mosquitoes evolving to evade bed nets and common insecticides, scientists are experimenting with new ways to block them.
READ MOREStephanie Nolen has covered efforts to fight malaria for more than 25 years.
READ MOREOn a Thursday evening in early September, the Upper West Side Run Club met on the steps of the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. It was 6:30 p.m., and temperatures were hovering in the low 90s. But despite the extreme heat, over 25 people, ranging in age from teens to late 60s, showed
READ MOREAs oceans warm, pathogenic bacteria are turning up more frequently in northern regions, scientists say.
READ MOREAt the age of 58, stuck in her house through the long nights of the coronavirus pandemic, Michelle Brennen started to spend more and more of her time thinking about the worst thing that had ever happened to her. She was 10, on summer vacation. She had been playing in the yard in Essex, Vt.,
READ MOREMax Gomez, an award-winning medical and science journalist who delivered informed reports for more than 40 years on TV stations in New York and Philadelphia, most recently during the Covid-19 pandemic, died on Sept. 2 at his home in Manhattan. He was 72. His partner, Amy Levin, said the cause was head and neck cancer,
READ MORELa noticia Según un estudio publicado el mes pasado en The Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics, los niños de 1 año expuestos a más de cuatro horas diarias frente a una pantalla experimentaron retrasos en el desarrollo de las capacidades de comunicación y resolución de problemas a los 2 y 4 años. La
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