Climate change is not the only source of dire projections for the coming decade. Perhaps just as terrifying from both a health and an economic perspective is a predicted continued rise in obesity, including severe obesity, among American adults. A prestigious team of medical scientists has projected that by 2030, …
Read More »Where’s Xi? China’s Leader Commands Coronavirus Fight From Safe Heights
WUHAN, China — President Xi Jinping strode onstage before an adoring audience in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing less than three weeks ago, trumpeting his successes in steering China through a tumultuous year and promising “landmark” progress in 2020. “Every single Chinese person, every member of the …
Read More »Coronavirus Live Updates: Deaths in China Surpass Toll From SARS
Here’s what you need to know: The new coronavirus has killed more people than SARS did. The W.H.O. may soon be able to help. Nine relatives are infected after a family meal. Quarantine ends for cruise ship held in Hong Kong. More cases are reported in Britain and Spain. Lining …
Read More »Keto Bison Burger
What Primal, keto, or low-carb eater doesn’t love a burger? You can never have too many burger recipes in my opinion, and this bison burger makes a tender, flavorful patty topped with just enough gooey cheese to add a cloak of rich saltiness. We topped our keto bison burger with …
Read More »She Had One Goal Before She Died: Finish That Last Marathon
When Renee Seman learned she had Stage 4 breast cancer in 2014, she set a goal for herself: to use her remaining time to run marathons. Six of them, in fact, in New York, Chicago, Boston, Berlin, Tokyo and London. Together, they constitute the Abbott World Marathon Majors, a collection …
Read More »Weekly Link Love – Edition 67
Research of the Week Sales taxes work better than fat taxes. More breastfeeding, more mitochondria in blood in adolescence. Traditional architecture gives a better sense of well-being than modern architecture. Garbage anti-meat study. I’ll address this in Sunday with Sisson. (If you don’t already subscribe to our emails, sign up …
Read More »What They Paid to Make a Baby (or 2)
Julia Rothman is an illustrator. Shaina Feinberg is a writer and filmmaker. Both live in Brooklyn. Let’s block ads! (Why?) Health
Read More »Mourning My Mom, One Red Carpet at a Time
For most of my adult life, every winter when awards season rolled around I would get primed and ready to have an epic night. Not because I was an Oscar-nominated ingénue about to walk the red carpet in Valentino couture and Bulgari earrings, but because my mom’s red carpet commentary …
Read More »As Coronavirus Spreads, Mask Makers Go Into Overdrive
ANGERS, France — The relentless whir of machines echoing across a cavernous French factory floor this week is an unexpected result of the deadly virus that has nearly paralyzed cities in China and other parts of Asia. The company, Kolmi Hopen, happens to make an item that is suddenly one …
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