The rising temperatures might finally allow you to put away your warmer spring jackets, from the Harrington to the jacquard (or granny print), and even the quilted ones. It’s time to switch over to lighter, more transitional clothing. Keeping street style muses very much in mind, we’ve found the windbreaker to be the best option…
Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US health secretary, is a chaotic person, but his Make America Healthy Again (Maha) agenda tends to follow a predictable logic. Large-scale, mandatory public health interventions – such as childhood vaccine requirements – are generally treated with suspicion and undermined. Personal choice – to drink unpasteurised milk, for example –…
When the White House announced it was exploring leucovorin as a treatment for autism, the calls from families started pouring in: “Can you prescribe leucovorin for my child?” We experience versions of this frequently: an unproven treatment gains momentum on social media, and we as physicians must become informed enough to counsel families who are…
The abortion rate is holding steady in the US despite total and partial bans in some states – largely because of travel across state lines and a significant increase in telehealth appointments, a new report says. US regulatory officials are weighing changes to the ways mifepristone, an abortion medication, may be dispensed, but they have…
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In 1858, in Bradford, England, with sugar scarce and pricy, sweets sold to the public were adulterated with arsenic trioxide. Published: March 29, 2026, 8:00 am The severity of the E. coli O157:H7 outbreak linked to raw cheddar cheese from Raw Farm LLC continues to grow. Out of nine cases so far, more than half are in children…
Sitting for hours on a regular basis can be bad for your body and brain. A new study suggests that keeping your brain engaged helps counteract some of the harms of sedentary behavior. Engagement means activities such as knitting or solving a puzzle, instead of mindlessly scrolling or passively watching a screen. Scientists at the…
Almost 30 years after the intricate web of nerves inside the penis was plotted out, the same mapping has finally been completed for one of the least-studied organs in the human body – the clitoris. As well as revealing the extent of the nerves that are crucial to orgasms, the work shows that some of…
After a 19-month closure and top-to-bottom overhaul, the Park Hyatt Tokyo reopened in December. On its own, that wouldn’t be particularly remarkable. Hotels close for refurbishment all the time. But this specific property has a certain mythology, says Colin Nagy, a Los Angeles-based marketing executive who has stayed there dozens of times. Source: Read Full…
The UK will have its first Easter without the traditional barrage of TV ads for chocolate eggs and hot cross buns as the ban on junk food advertising makes the sweetest tradition of the year a sugar-free viewing experience. New regulations, which came into force at the beginning of the year, prohibit products high in…
