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Latif Nasser, Harvard Ph.D., on the Rewards of Being Dumb

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Latif Nasser’s new Netflix series, “Connected,” was only two days old when he and his wife headed to the hospital to have a baby....
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Is Resilience Overrated? – The New York Times

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When the levees broke and the city flooded, she was one month pregnant, newly married and learning how to be a parent to a...
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From Handshakes to Fist Bumps: The Future of the Business Greeting

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Ms. Meier has instructed her clients to try alternatives she calls a “grasp-and-greet” (hands clasped at chest level, combined with a polite nod) and...
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What if We Worried Less About the Accuracy of Coronavirus Tests?

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Accuracy is everything, typically, when we take a diagnostic test — an incorrect result can lead to anguish and erroneous, if not harmful, treatment....
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Pediatric Doctors Group Apologizes for Racist Past Toward Black Physicians

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As the field became more exclusive, it also became more white, according to Adam Biggs, a historian at the University of South Carolina. “When...
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The Glory (and the Taboo) of ‘WAP’

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I was thrilled to listen to and watch “WAP,” Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s recently released homage to female sexuality and vaginal, shall...
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E-Bikes Are All the Rage. Should They Be?

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Their heart rates also differed. In general, people’s heart rates were about 8 percent lower when they pedaled e-bikes, but still consistently hovered within...
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This Trawler’s Haul: Evidence That Antibodies Block the Coronavirus

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A fishing vessel that left Seattle in May returned with an unexpected catch: the first direct evidence in humans that antibodies to the coronavirus...
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Contact Lenses May Slow Nearsightedness in Children

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Wearing bifocal contact lenses may slow the progression of nearsightedness in children, a new study in JAMA suggests.Researchers randomly assigned 294 myopic children, average...
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Obesity May Be Bad for Your Brain

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Obesity is associated with reduced blood flow to the brain, a new study has found, and this may help explain why obesity is associated...
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