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Colin Farrell

Paul Muller

Richard Finkel and Kelly Hennings

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What to Know About the XE Variant

The XE variant of Omicron is spreading in the U.K., and early research suggests it's more transmissible than BA.2. Here's what to know.

Should You Wear a Mask? What to Do as Mandates Roll Back

As states dissolve mask mandates, here's what to know about wearing a mask during one of the pandemic's most confusing moments.

We Used to Have a Lyme Disease Vaccine. Are We Ready to Bring One Back?

We once had an effective Lyme disease vaccine—but not anymore. Here's why, plus a look at the new tick-borne disease medicines in development.

Inside Ibogaine: A Promising Drug for Addiction

The psychedelic drug ibogaine is illegal, potentially deadly—and could inspire new treatments for some of medicine's most undertreated conditions

Tedros on the Dangers of Politicizing the COVID-19 Pandemic

Director-general of the WHO, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, discusses WHO’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and the dangers of politicizing a virus that knows no boundaries.

How Growing Food Can Change Your Life, According to Gardener Ron Finley

In TIME100 Talks: Health, gardener Ron Finley and musician and food entrepreneur Questlove talk about how food builds community.

Individual Circadian Clocks Might Be the Next Frontier of Personalized Medicine

New research is challenging the assumption that sleep is a one-size-fits-all phenomenon.

3 Ways Creativity Can Help Mental Health

Singer-songwriter Jewel and psychiatrist Dr. Blaise Aguirre talk about creative ways to help the mental health of young people.

3 Ways to Keep Calm During Stressful Times

Actress Goldie Hawn and neuroscientist Amishi Jha discuss how to practice mindfulness during difficult moments.

The Coronavirus Plus the Flu Could Equal a Devastating Fall and Winter, CDC Director Says

CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield warns of a challenging fall and winter because the coronavirus and flu will circulate at the same time.

COVID-19 Killed the Hug. What Will Replace It?

If social touch disappears, there’s no consensus on what will replace it. But one thing is little disputed: Social interactions are about to start feeling really weird.

Why Infectious Diseases Like COVID-19 Make Science Move So Fast

Scientific endeavors to better understand SARS-COV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, have progressed rapidly