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Put down the donut: When Americans became hooked on sugar instead of natural fat, obesity ballooned
Michael Joseph
Heads-up: your morning orange juice is a sneaky source of excess sugar that could be potentially harmful
White supremacy and Trump fever: The toxic combo that’s killing people — white people
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump is a deadly drug for white folks, promising an endless, self-destructive high. There is a better way
Watch your health — it’s Google’s next bajillion-dollar business
Angelo Young
Forget about the Google car — the tech giant's major money making programs are all in health care.
The stress isn’t worth it: Why a four-day workweek is not good for your health
Allard Dembe
Compressing five days into four could literally break the camel’s — or worker’s — back
How lucky we are: How people died 100+ years ago, and how we die today
Larry Schwartz
Fascinating data shows life was hell just a century ago
Katrina pain index 2016 by the numbers: Race and class gap widening
Bill Quigley
Despite receiving $76 billion in assistance after Katrina, poor people in New Orleans got very little of that help
Will health insurance companies succeed where the GOP couldn’t—in killing Obamacare?
Angelo Young
As Aetna and Humana bail on the Affordable Care Act, it's private profit vs public need. Guess which wins out?
Strange, but true: Pokémon Go is a ray of hope in a bleak world
Jalal Baig
In a time of division and fear, Pokémon Go brings people together, helps with depression, and breaks down prejudice
Last year, I predicted the GOP would nominate Trump — here is what will happen next
Chauncey DeVega
After Trump's defeated, his base will face an energized electorate of diverse Americans who rallied to defeat him
Terrifying politics aside, let’s take a moment to lavish in the supreme weirdness of the RNC spectacle
Jeff Carter
A parade of supplement-shilling ex-pols and underwear models are just a warm-up for the main event: Trump himself
California needs to step up: Why millions of residents have fallen into health care gaps
Sasha Abramsky
Over three million Californians are without health care coverage or have basic coverage that hurts more than helps
Privatizing extradition: Behind the investigation into the criminal justice system’s underbelly
Daniel Denvir
Prison transport hell: How transportation companies profit off low-level offenders — and put lives in danger
My father’s war, my toxic inheritance
Stephen M. Katz, Mike Hixenbaugh, Charles Ornstein
In Vietnam, Agent Orange claimed hundreds of thousands of victims, including my estranged dad. Could I be one too?
The science of suffering: Why chronic pain is so difficult to treat
Robert Caudle
A whopping 50 million Americans wrestle with chronic pain. Our bodies are trying to tell us something, but what?
Drug-happy doctors are unwittingly creating antibiotic-resistant superbugs: How overprescription puts us all at risk
Jalal Baig
Our antibiotic-dispensing culture risks rendering crucial drugs ineffective — the result could be deadly
5 superfoods you’re probably not eating
Reynard Loki
One in three Americans will be suffering from type 2 diabetes by 2050. The solution? More moringa and mung beans
Health care has a cavity: There’s no good reason our teeth aren’t covered
Susan Sered
We can't keep pretending dental work is cosmetic. Poor oral hygiene can lead to diabetes, heart disease and stroke
This is a public health crisis: America’s sleep inequality matches its income inequality
Theresa Fisher
The lower you are on the socioeconomic ladder, the less shut-eye you're likely to get. A psychologist explains
The deeply unnerving way fast food packaging screws with your hormones
April M. Short
New data indicate that industrial chemicals from plastic wrappings are seeping into our processed meats and more
The cereal box is lying to you — and so is every other label: Why you can’t trust that “nutrition” information
Catherine Price
Those comforting calorie numbers? They're not reviewed by the FDA, wildly inconsistent and maybe off by 20 percent
2016 has been a tragic year for music: A look back the icons we’ve lost, from Prince to Bowie
Michael Garofalo
Unforgettable video moments from the stars who died in 2016
The 3 most environmentally damaging habits you might be able to change
Reynard Loki
It's not easy going green. That doesn't mean we can't cut back on the amount of meat we consume and more
Death on the street: America’s homeless population is growing older and sicker
Margot Kushel
Half the country's adult homeless are now 50 and over. It's a burgeoning crisis that demands systemic changes
“Diabetes, here I come”: Starbucks drink-shaming is bullying, and it’s part of a larger problem
Rachel Kramer Bussel
This snarky comment from a barista is all too common in our food-policing, fat-phobic, rude culture
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