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Lindsay Abrams is an editorial fellow with The Atlantic Health channel. Her work has also appeared in The New York Times.
This bicycle-bathtub contraption "combines the benefits of a spinning workout with the therapeutic properties of water." More »
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Where other treatments fail to safely relieve muscle stiffness in patients with MS, cannabis extract is found to be twice as effective as a placebo. More »
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Balancing our fatty acids is associated with longer telomeres -- the things that protect our chromosomes from breaking down. More »
A study in twins reveals how genetic factors make some girls more prone to buying into society's fascination with thinness -- and therefore more at risk of developing eating disorders. More »
Social media as a means of empowering patients and eliminating the mystery surrounding cochlear implants -- and the future of transparency? More »
The FDA is finally stepping in on the giant online pharmaceutical market. More »
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Where the "goodness of the heart" can't keep up with demand, is it time to start offering more tangible incentives for organ donors? More »
It's so hard to look away. But you really should, at least occasionally. And "remind yourself to blink." More »
You can read women's political ideology in their facial features. Call it the "The Bachmann Effect." More »
How a local government, university, hospital, medical school, non-profit, and corporation in Bethlehem, Pennslyvania are working together. More »
