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The U.S. Surgeon General is calling social media use an “urgent crisis” for
AS A FRESHMAN IN HIGH SCHOOL, CAROLINE KOZIOL competed in the Connecticut statewide championship, swimming the 100-yd. butterfly in just over a minute. By senior year, she could barely climb the stair
The mental illness epidemic
Anniki Somerville seeks expert help to cope with the savviest, sassiest and seemingly most sophisticated generation yet
Medical labels have undeniable upsides, but a new book argues that the increasing pathologisation of everyday differences can do more harm than good… and doesn’t always lead to better outcomes. What’s the solution?
Virtual command centers are reshaping hospitals, boosting efficiency and preparing facilities for everything from flu season to mass casualty events
Research reveals there’s a gap between how ‘liked’ you think you are and how much your friends, colleagues and acquaintances really do enjoy your company. Acting health editor Chloe Gray reports on how to bridge it