India Launches 100% Measles and Rubella Vaccine Coverage Drive for Children by 2026: Why Is This Significant for Eliminating Infection?Data shows 93.7% children received the first dose and 92.2% received the second dose in 2024-25
Ten Small Things Neurologists Wish You’d Do for Your BrainPhysically protecting your head is the single most important step you can take to safeguard your brain, experts said.
Feeling Anxious About the State of the World? Try BreathworkThe breathwork practice allows you to connect with yourself deeply while reducing stress and anxiety. Here’s my experience.
US at Tipping Point for Return of Endemic MeaslesThe United States is at a tipping point for the return of endemic measles a quarter century after the disease was declared eradicated in the country, researchers warned on Thursday.
How to Defy DeathDoes biohacking actually work? Humans have always tried to prolong life and battle mortality, but what do the current influx of biohackers reveal about this era of individual responsibility?
World's Most Common Pain Relief Drug May Induce Risky Behavior, Study FindsOne of the most consumed drugs in the US – and the most commonly taken analgesic worldwide – may do a lot more than simply take the edge off your headache.
The astonishing power of how we perceive timeHe calls episodes like these “time expansion experiences”, where for a brief moment time balloons out dramatically. For Taylor, time “really did slow down”, but his wife experienced the event at its normal speed, and was much more distressed.
How to Be a Happy 85-Year-Old (Like Me)In 2000, I published a book called “Rules for Aging,” a sort of how-to guide for navigating the later years of one’s life. I was 60 at the time and thought that I knew a thing or two about being old.
I was an email hoarder until it got out of control. Here are 7 quick ways I cleaned up my inbox and freed up storage space.After I completely maxed out of Gmail storage space, I was forced to admit that I'm an email hoarder.
Help! My Mom Refuses to Get My Fiancé’s Name Right.Dear Prudence is Slate’s advice column. Submit questions here. My mother doesn’t care for my fiancé and makes it a point to never get his name right. What can I do about this?
I have autism and ADHD. Finally I understand why I have no friendsWe had a minor squabble on the phone the other day about some plans that had changed (not a scenario I ever handle well) and I realised halfway through that I was in the wrong.
5 Takeaways From New Research About A.D.H.D.As diagnoses of A.D.H.D. and prescriptions for medications hit new record highs, scientists who study the condition are wrestling with some fundamental questions about the way we define and treat it. More than 15 percent of American adolescents have been diagnosed with A.D.H.D.
Being alone has its benefits − a psychologist flips the script on the ‘loneliness epidemic’Over the past few years, experts have been sounding the alarm over how much time Americans spend alone. Statistics show that we’re choosing to be solitary for more of our waking hours than ever before, tucked away at home rather than mingling in public.
‘The grief takes your breath away’: how death transformed a loving family – and shaped a remarkable filmPeace hangs over a farm in rural Norway. The last of the melting snow lingers in hummocks and bikes are strewn outside the Payne family’s small rented cottage. Nik Payne materialises from behind the barn where he has been feeding the cows.