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A Cardiologist’s 9/11 Story
From trauma to arrhythmia, and back again.
How to Talk About Vaccines on Television
What one scientist has learned from years of media appearances.
Why New Antibiotics Are So Hard to Find
A dispatch from the front lines of the war against antibiotic resistance.
Does Aging Have a Reset Button?
A Stanford researcher’s new take on stem cells.
Ingenious: Jack Gilbert
The professor of surgery explains how health emerges from a healthy microbiome.
How Aging Research Is Changing Our Lives
An interview with Eric Verdin, CEO of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging.
Why Men Don’t Live as Long as Women
It’s the testosterone, don’t you know.
What My Stroke Taught Me
The surprising, quiet nourishment of losing my internal monologue.
Raising the American Weakling
There are two very different interpretations of our dwindling grip strength.
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