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A Man's Roadmap to Lifelong Health

A Man's Roadmap to Lifelong Health

A Man's Roadmap to Lifelong Health

I analyzed health data for men across four decades. Here are the most important actions to take in your 20s, 40s, and 60s.

Larrie Hamilton, MHS

7 min read

How to reclaim your breath and your focus during the spring pollen surge.

How to reclaim your breath and your focus during the spring pollen surge.

Why Allergy Season Pushes Your Body to Its Limits

How to reclaim your breath and your focus during the spring pollen surge.

Alistair Finch, MD

4 min read

Is Personality Genetic? What the DNA Data Actually Shows

Is Personality Genetic? What the DNA Data Actually Shows

How Much of You Is Genetic? The Real Data on Personality

Twin studies proved that traits are inherited. Now researchers are mapping the exact genes responsible for stress and risk-taking.

David Priede, MIS, PhD

5 min read

Could a Robot Make a Hospital Visit Less Scary for Your Child?

Could a Robot Make a Hospital Visit Less Scary for Your Child?

Could a Robot Make a Hospital Visit Less Scary for Your Child?

No parent wants to see their child scared, especially in a hospital. But what if a helper could ease their anxiety during a challenging medical procedure?

Michelle Ryan, MHA

4 min read

a physician's practical and compassionate guide to gradually transitioning to a balanced plant-based diet by focusing on variety and incorporating key food groups.

a physician's practical and compassionate guide to gradually transitioning to a balanced plant-based diet by focusing on variety and incorporating key food groups.

A Physician's Guide to a Plant-Based Diet: A Gradual Path to Wellness

A practical guide to transitioning to a balanced plant-based diet by focusing on variety and incorporating key food groups.

Michael Suter, MD

5 min read

A Clearer Choice: The Health Reasons Behind the 'Sober Curious' Movement

A Clearer Choice: The Health Reasons Behind the 'Sober Curious' Movement

A Clearer Choice: The Health Reasons Behind the 'Sober Curious' Movement

Why Many Are Prioritizing Wellness Over Alcohol, According to a Doctor

Jordan Carter, MD

4 min read

A large group of young adults doing yoga in a sunny park with a concert stage in the background

A large group of young adults doing yoga in a sunny park with a concert stage in the background

Wellness Festivals Are the New Therapy

Why the isolation of traditional self-care is being replaced by the collective joy of wellness festivals and gatherings.

Mental Wellness

Sara Johnson, BA, Psy

4 min read

The Busy Person’s Guide to Staying Healthy This Spring

The Busy Person’s Guide to Staying Healthy This Spring

The Busy Person’s Guide to Staying Healthy This Spring

A straightforward, no-nonsense checklist of five high-impact, low-effort strategies for busy people to optimize their health and energy during the spring season.

Milley Carrol, MBA, MHC

4 min read

The Visual: A high-resolution photo of a skilled professional—like a surgeon or an architect—working in a dark room. Overlaying their body is a faint, glowing "schematic" or digital HUD (Heads-Up Display) that shows data points.

The Visual: A high-resolution photo of a skilled professional—like a surgeon or an architect—working in a dark room. Overlaying their body is a faint, glowing "schematic" or digital HUD (Heads-Up Display) that shows data points.

The Great Sorting: Survival in the Two-Stream Economy

The future workforce is fracturing into a "Great Sorting" between a Cognitive Stream and a Physical Stream.

Healthcare Professionals

David Priede, MIS, PhD

4 min read

The Price of a Life, Itemized on a Balance Sheet I keep a small box in my bathroom closet for basic medicines—pain relievers, allergy pills, cold remedies. I’d guess you do, too. We place a certain faith in the companies that make these products. We trust that the medicine is safe, that the people behind it have acted in good faith, and that its benefits outweigh its risks. This trust is the bedrock of modern medicine. But what happens when it's shattered? And more importantly, what happens when the consequences for shattering it are little more than a financial slap on the wrist? I’ve come to believe that the pharmaceutical industry has a unique and dangerous form of the "too big to fail" problem. When a giant bank teeters, the government may step in to prevent economic collapse. But when a giant drug company is found to have caused a public health catastrophe, the company simply pays a fine. The enterprise survives because we need its other life-saving drugs. The fine, no matter how

The Price of a Life, Itemized on a Balance Sheet I keep a small box in my bathroom closet for basic medicines—pain relievers, allergy pills, cold remedies. I’d guess you do, too. We place a certain faith in the companies that make these products. We trust that the medicine is safe, that the people behind it have acted in good faith, and that its benefits outweigh its risks. This trust is the bedrock of modern medicine. But what happens when it's shattered? And more importantly, what happens when the consequences for shattering it are little more than a financial slap on the wrist? I’ve come to believe that the pharmaceutical industry has a unique and dangerous form of the "too big to fail" problem. When a giant bank teeters, the government may step in to prevent economic collapse. But when a giant drug company is found to have caused a public health catastrophe, the company simply pays a fine. The enterprise survives because we need its other life-saving drugs. The fine, no matter how

When Drug Companies Are Too Big to Punish

Fines have become just another cost of doing business for companies that cause mass harm. It's time to demand consequences.

Ethics in Health

Larrie Hamilton, MHS

4 min read

The Groundbreaking Science of Rejuvenation Begins Human Trials

The Groundbreaking Science of Rejuvenation Begins Human Trials

A "Factory Reset" for Cells: The Future of Regenerative Medicine

The Groundbreaking Science of Rejuvenation Begins Human Trials.

Paisley Zenith, PMI, MS

4 min read

A Practical Guide to Building Inner Calm and Protecting Your Mental Health in a World That Feels Overwhelming

A Practical Guide to Building Inner Calm and Protecting Your Mental Health in a World That Feels Overwhelming

The Quiet Strength: Finding Your Calm in a World of Noise

A Practical Guide to Building Inner Calm and Protecting Your Mental Health in a World That Feels Overwhelming

Business Performance

Amy Fisher, BA, MSW

4 min read

Simple line‑art silhouettes showing small movements (stretching, walking, bending).

Simple line‑art silhouettes showing small movements (stretching, walking, bending).

10 Ways to Sneak Exercise into Your Life (Even If You Hate It)

Practical strategies to incorporate physical activity into your daily routine.

Health Contributors

6 min read

The Life‑Saving Power of One Person’s Contribution

The Life‑Saving Power of One Person’s Contribution

Why Donating Plasma Supports Community Health

The Life‑Saving Power of One Person’s Contribution

Alistair Finch, MD

4 min read

Female Longevity Explained: Uses, Benefits, and What Science Says

Female Longevity Explained: Uses, Benefits, and What Science Says

Female Longevity Explained: Uses, Benefits, and What Science Says

Separating medical facts from internet trends in female health.

Dr. Myriam Delgado, MD

4 min read

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