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Don't Make Your Own Sunscreen

By Chantelle Lee

Is the U.S. Ready for Psychedelics?

By Jamie Ducharme

A Nasal Spray for Allergic Reactions

By JONEL ALECCIA/AP

Is Your High Cholesterol Genetic?

By Angela Haupt
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The Power and Potential of Gene Tuning

Fyodor Urnov explains how retuning genes can restore health harmony.

By Fyodor Urnov

FDA Rejects the Psychedelic MDMA as a PTSD Treatment

Psychedelic companies had hoped that MDMA would be approved and pave the way for other hallucinogenic drugs to enter the medical mainstream.

By Matthew Perrone/AP

How to Stop Market-Driven Epidemics

So-called "market-driven epidemics" underlie urgent health crises, write Jonathan Quick, Gavin Yamey, and Eszter Rimányi.

By Jonathan Quick , Gavin Yamey and Eszter Rimányi

Do You Really Need a Water Filter?

Will a simple pitcher do, or should you revamp your home's entire water filtration system? Here's how to tell.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Do You Really Store Stress in Your Body?

Stress doesn't just live in your belly or lower back.

By Angela Haupt

What to Know About Vaccines and Lupus

What to know before a vaccine meets a disordered immune system.

By Markham Heid

Why the FDA Must Approve MDMA for PTSD

Christiana Musk needed MDMA-assisted therapy 20 years ago. Other women with PTSD need it now, she writes.

By Christiana Musk

IVF's Future Is Under Threat

It may be the next battle in the reproductive-rights war.

By Jamie Ducharme

EPA Bans Pesticide That Can Harm Fetuses

The pesticide, dimethyl tetrachloroterephthalate, is used to control weeds on crops like broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, and onions.

By Chantelle Lee

How to Get Your Partner to Stop Snoring

A good night's sleep is still possible if you guide your bedmate toward these snoring solutions.

By Carly Weeks

Abortions Have Risen Since Roe Fell

The data come ahead of November elections in which abortion-rights supporters hope the issue will drive voters to the polls.

By GEOFF MULVIHILL and KIMBERLEE KRUESI/AP

Stop Obsessing About Your Own Happiness

Aspiring to happiness is fine. Fretting about whether or not you're happy is a problem.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Reading This Will Make You Want to Floss

It may affect your overall health.

By Jamie Ducharme

Do You Really Need to Ditch Your Tampons?

A recent study found that some tampons contain toxic metals like lead and arsenic.

By Chantelle Lee

Is Bed Rotting Bad for You? 

The Tiktok trend involves spending the entire day in bed relaxing as a way to decompress from life’s stressors.

By Jamie Friedlander Serrano

How to Be More Spontaneous As an Adult

People become less spontaneous with age. But researchers have recently identified ways to increase spontaneity for well-being and longevity.

By Matt Fuchs
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