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Cracking the sugar code: Why the “glycome” is the next big thing in health and medicine
Emanual Maverakis, Carlito Lebrilla, Jenny Wang
Have you heard about the glycome – the collection of sugars – that may hold the key to diagnosing disease?
White spaces, white privilege and white fear: Negrophobia still contaminates America
Chauncey DeVega
A white doctor shouts, "They're treating me like a f***ing black person," and an open secret is revealed
I’m not running scared: On Mollie Tibbetts and rejecting the fear of jogging alone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The runner in me faces the death of Molllie Tibbets with a defiant insistence that I won't let fear stop me
Activists with diabetes take on the global insulin crisis
Fran Quigley
Insulin to treat Type 1 diabetes can cost half the average family income in some countries
The man who sold America on vitamin D — and profited in the process
Liz Szabo
The doctor most responsible for turning the sunshine supplement into a billion-dollar juggernaut
Our loneliness epidemic is a political problem, too
David Masciotra
The personal toll of isolation is devastating, but an epidemic of loneliness is also destructive to democracy, too
In weary post-storm Puerto Rico, Medicaid cutbacks bode new ills
Sarah Varney, Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
Puerto Rico is moving ahead with major cuts to its health care safety net
What is genetic modification?
Jackie Grimm
It’s surprisingly difficult to pin down a conclusive definition
“Don’t fight with the chicken”: Try this new Indian cacciatore from James Beard winner Deepa Thomas
Deepa Thomas
Upon learning the culprits for her husband’s type 2 diabetes, Deepa set out to reinvent her native cuisine
Meeting a “wonder pig” made me reconsider eating meat
Matthew Rozsa
I was never an enthusiastic carnivore — but Esther the Wonder Pig and her farm pals made me question my own morals
Expanding SNAP work requirements is a ticket to poor health
Nessia Berner Wong
As Congress aims to pass a new farm bill, the House version is bad for the health of American families
3 reasons why the US is vulnerable to big disasters
Morten Wendelbo
Some countries have the resources to withstand natural disasters. The US is not one of those countries
Texas Clinics busting traditional silos of mental and physical health care
Caroline Covington
Mental and physical health care are becoming integrated
Pre-existing conditions: The age group most vulnerable if coverage goes away
Marcia G. Ory
As the ACA gets dismantled, those in their 50s and 60s, who are not eligible yet for Medicare, face a crisis
As Americans get gouged on healthcare, Big Pharma cannibalizes profit to feed shareholders
Angelo Young
In the past 5 years, the top 5 U.S. drug companies paid $1.28 in buybacks and dividends for every $1 in profit
Bernie Sanders duped by Sasha Baron Cohen in disguise
Sarah K. Burris
The actor's new Showtime series, "Who is America?" fools Senator Sanders in an interview on Obamacare
Breastfeeding has been the best public health policy throughout history
Joan Y. Meek
Breast milk is considered the best source of nutrition for babies
Alcohol’s health benefits hard to prove, but harms are easy to document
Christina Mair
Alcohol is part of American life, but its health risks may be underplayed
Producer Natalie Portman exposes disturbing truths about factory farming in “Eating Animals”
Alli Joseph
Director/co-producer Christopher Quinn talks about adapting Jonathan Safran Foer's "Eating Animals" to film
The West Coast soda wars threaten to engulf the nation
Rebekah Wilce, Arn Pearson
Big soft drink companies turn to ballot measures to lock out local soda taxes in California, Oregon, and Washington
Children detained at border forcibly injected with drugs, lawsuit claims
Matt Smith, Aura Bogado
Facebook rejected this story: Immigrant children reportedly being subdued with powerful psychiatric drugs
Republicans wage a guerrilla war on your healthcare
Terry Schwadron
Trump doesn’t have the votes to kill Obamacare so now he just won’t enforce it
When does hungry become hangry?
Jennifer MacCormack
You’re ready to blow your top — but how much is due to your internal hunger and how much to external annoyances?
Teenage depression: If a parent doesn’t get treatment for a child, is that abuse?
Michael Shapiro
Teenage depression is a serious and lonely illness, sometimes leading to suicide
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