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Amid high profile news stories related to maternal mental health, women are starting to share their own experiences more openly. See all topics

HHMI Investigator Janelle Ayres studies how the body can survive infections by cooperating with pathogens rather than killing them — findings that could transform development of new infectious disease treatments. Investigator, Salk Institute for Biological Studies HHMI Investigator Janelle Ayres studies how the body can survive infections by cooperating with pathogens rather than killing them…

From a food-deficit country after independence, Bangladesh is now one of the world’s leading producers of rice, vegetables, fish and fruits. However, ensuring food availability alone does not establish true food security. The biggest challenge today is to make food security nutrition-sensitive, so that every person can consume food rich in sufficient calories as well…

Perfume is one of the few beauty products you can’t admire in the mirror. Yet it may be the one with the strongest hold on us. A whiff of coconut sunscreen sends me straight back to the ’80s, when I’d slather on SPF 4 and hope for the best. (Spoiler: I burned.) Scent has a…

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When Heather Bade started taking weight loss medication, she hoped it would be the answer. Instead, the side effects nearly brought her to a standstill

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As China marks August 8 as National Fitness Day, a date chosen to commemorate the opening of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, AI and digital technologies are reshaping how people exercise – from smart fitness facilities to personalized workout guidance

Psychology says waiting without knowing how long feels harder than waiting longer with certainty

In the first week of August, we’re at the part of the NBA year-round calendar where guys make the most strides. Not much is happening over these next couple of months. Most of the offseason moves are done. Now, teams across the league await the 2026-27 season