I Ate 30 Meals in a Row at Sweetgreen
Will eating nothing but Sweetgreen for two weeks make you somehow… better?
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When Does Tiffany Derry Find Time to Sleep?
Opening new restaurants, achieving celebrity chef status, and changing the hospitality industry — she’s doing it all
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The Wild World of Chain Superfans
From pizza tattoos to thousands of road-trip miles logged, how some devotees express their love for their favorite chain restaurants.
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Michelin Made a Big Splash With Its First Group of Mexico Honorees
Some of the country’s most lauded were recognized, along with some surprising selections and one notable snub
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You Have Less Than 24 Hours to Buy a Red Lobster
Not the actual restaurant, just the stuff inside.
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Modern Korean Restaurants Are Spreading All Over Mexico City
Aguachile mixed with naengmyeon, an esquites and corn cheese mashup, kimchi micheladas, and fine dining takes on Korean classics fill menus that incorporate influences from New York, LA, and South Korea.
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Here Are the 2024 James Beard Awards Restaurant, Chef, and Media Finalists
See the full list of nominees.
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How Legalization Has Made Pot A Lot More Potent
Expanded access to legal cannabis may also have unintended consequences for adolescents compounded by the increasing potency of some cannabis products.
Are Ultraprocessed Foods Really the Problem? 30 Years of Data Reveal Another Health Predictor
Based on the available evidence, it would be difficult to justify adding a sweeping statement about avoiding all ultra-processed foods.
Psychedelics could treat some of the worst chronic pain in the world
Decades of citizen science are finally translating into clinical trials for psychedelic pain treatments.
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Organ Transplants Seem To Change A Person's Entire Personality And Scientists Don't Know Why
A recent study suggests that heart transplant recipients may not be unique in experiencing personality changes.
How to Tell If a Cantaloupe Is Ripe, Sweet, and Juicy
Use these four tips to grab a good melon at the market.
Technology is probably changing us for the worse—or so we always think
For nearly a hundred years in this publication (and long before that elsewhere) people have worried that new technologies could alter what it means to be human.
It could soon be illegal to publicly wear a mask for health reasons in NC
Senators skeptical of legal trouble for harmless masking after moving to make it illegal.
Bumble apologizes for ads shaming women into sex
Bumble admits "mistake" after critics explained why celibacy is a valid choice.
Concerns over addicted kids spur probe into Meta and its use of dark patterns
EU is concerned Meta isn't doing enough to protect children using its apps.
Weight loss from Wegovy sustained for up to four years, trial shows
It's still unclear how long people will have to stay on the drugs to maintain the effects.
Raw-milk fans plan to drink up as experts warn of high levels of H5N1 virus
Raw milk fans called warnings "fear mongering," despite 52% fatality rate in humans.
Like grilling? BarbeQlossal 1990 fed 80,000 people in amazing retro find
Looking for good BBQ? Start by feasting your eyes on this gigantic ‘90s barbecue feast!
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Do These Viral Grilling Hacks Actually Work? We Put Them to the Test
We tried some of the most-viewed grilling hacks on TikTok and Instagram — like using an onion to clean the grill. Here's what's worth incorporating into your cookout routine.
'80s Pop Icon Lisa Lisa Says She Had to Hide Breast Cancer on Tour: 'My Mom Didn't Even Know'
Singer and '80s pop icon Lisa Lisa said she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent chemotherapy at 21 years old. The disease was not talked about openly at the time so she felt like she had to hide it.
Louisiana Teen Diagnosed with Rare Cancer in His Testicle: 'Something Wasn't Right' (Exclusive)
When Ronal Salvador found a lump on his testicle at age 17, he knew something was wrong. He was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at Children's Hospital New Orleans, where he was successfully treated for the disease.
Beloved Chicago Reporter Mike Lowe, 44, Reveals Stage 3 Colon Cancer Diagnosis: 'Never Die Easy'
Beloved Chicago reporter Mike Lowe has stage 3C cancer but says “ I’m staying 100 percent positive.”
Olivia Munn Says She Documented Her Cancer Journey for Her Son: ‘If I Didn’t Make It’ He Would Know ‘I Tried My Best’
Olivia Munn opened up about her emotional journey since being diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer on 'Good Morning America' and revealed that she documented it in part so her son Malcolm, 2, knew she 'fought to be here' if she didn't make it.
Routine Flu Shot Leads to Life-Saving Heart Surgery for Second Grader: ‘Unthinkable’
Three months after her pediatrician discovered during a routine exam that Lily Diver, 9, had a heart murmur, she underwent a five-hour surgery that saved her life.
Iowa Teen Had Accepted His Chest Deformity — Then a TikTok Video Changed His Life (Exclusive)
Carson Sudbeck was born with pectus excavatum, a sunken breastbone that leads to a concave chest. He'd made peace with his uniqueness until he learned there was a corrective surgery that could fix it.
Insurance Denies Newborn Twins Life-Saving Treatment for Fatal Genetic Disorder: 'Hard to Cope'
An insurance company has denied newborn twins a one-time genetic treatment that could stop the progression of their spinal muscular atrophy — otherwise they are likely to die before their second birthday.
The greatest breakfasts in the world
From Swedish bread with chocolate sprinkles to sheep’s head with tripe... there’s a world of difference in how we start each day
No, We Aren’t All Eating “Too Much” Protein
Ultimately, if you’re trying to make the argument that we’re eating “too much” protein for our health, you really can’t do that without some evidence that we’re eating so much protein that it’s harming our health on a widespread level. And that evidence just doesn’t exist.
The Back and Biceps Workout to Help You Stand Up Straight
Building the right muscles can do a ton for your posture.
The 8 Best Strength-Training Exercises for Beginners
Building a solid foundation is key.
Does Pilates ‘Count’ as Strength Training?
The workout has tons of benefits—but let’s clear up some misconceptions first.
5 Seemingly Harmless Habits That Can Really Hurt Your Back
Turns out, there’s a right way—and a really, really wrong way—to pick something up.
A bodybuilder ditched his low-carb diet and started eating potatoes 6 times a day. He got in the best shape of his life.
A bodybuilder got the body he'd always dreamed in his 40s, when he started eating lots of carbs, mostly in the form of potatoes.
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There's a Whole Other Class of Dementia We Know Shockingly Little About
"Childhood" and "dementia" are two words we wish we didn't have to use together.
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Genetic Cause of Rare Neurological Disease Found After 25-Year Search
You might not have heard of spinocerebellar ataxia type 4 (SCA4), as it's an incredibly rare condition – but after a quarter of a century of looking, the genetic coding behind SCA4 has now been identified, potentially opening up new treatment options...
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Eerie Personality Changes Sometimes Happen After Organ Transplants
The idea that the heart contains the very 'essence' of a person might be more than just a spiritual concept.
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Alzheimer's Could Be Caused by Brain Cells That Age Too Fast
Different types of brain cells could age at different speeds, and that may help explain the development of Alzheimer's disease.
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Beyond The Gut? Microbes Found in Healthy Brains, Raising Questions
The microbes that live in your gut are having their moment in the sun.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says a Worm Ate Part of His Brain. Can That Happen?
Independent US presidential candidate Robert F.
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A Neuroscientist Explains How Your Brain Actually Thinks
Have you ever wondered how your brain creates thoughts or why something randomly popped into your head? It may seem like magic – but actually the brain is like a supercomputer inside your head that helps you think, learn and make decisions.
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Alarming Study Finds 99% of Fake Painkillers Tested Contain Fentanyl
Buying counterfeit painkillers in the United States has never been more dangerous.
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Your Body's Cells Could Age Years in a Single Day, Challenging Past Research
Most of our cells have a genetic code that, when deciphered, tells our body how to make the proteins we need for survival.
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A Common Sleeping Pill May Reduce Build-Up of Alzheimer's Proteins, Study Finds
There's still so much we don't know about Alzheimer's disease, but the link between poor sleep and worsening disease is one that researchers are exploring with gusto.
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Woman Says 'Arrest Me Now' After Cutting Off Lover's Penis: Police
Colorado woman Shenting Guo allegedly admitted to cutting off her lover's penis; she's curreently facing murder charges.
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Woman faces second-degree murder charge after mutilating man's genitals
A 32-year-old pregnant woman from Colorado has been arrested and is facing a charge of second-degree murder after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend.
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Woman stabbed and severed boyfriend's penis, gave him ibuprofen before he bled out: Cops
Shenting Guo is accused of killing her boyfriend in a Colorado hotel by stabbing him and severing his penis, then giving him ibuprofen and water as he died.
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Colo. Woman Allegedly Cut Murder Victim's Penis Off and Discarded It in Trash Can: Police
Shenting Guo, 32, is charged with murder in the second degree while in the heat of passion, say police
She Had Been Coughing for Two Years. The Cause Was a Surprise.
Although her cough lingered, the patient wasn’t particularly concerned — until her X-ray turned ugly.
This Is What a 26-Year-Old Face Without Filters or Makeup Looks Like
For this installment of Group Shot, we photographed 12 people and asked them about their skin care routines.
All Your Most Pressing Health Questions About ‘Survivor,’ Asked and Answered
Do contestants have access to tampons? Can they take Adderall? And do they get awful hangovers after the Merge Feast?
How Bad Is It to Hold in Your Poop?
Everybody gets shy sometimes—but it’s not a good idea to make a habit of waiting.
Here's What to Know About Rising Colorectal Cancer Rates in Kids and Teens
A new study showed an alarming jump, but it's important to look at those numbers in context.
6 Signs of Heart Problems Even Young People Should Know
They could be harmless, but they could also be red flags.
The Truth About Popular Sleep Supplements, From Magnesium to Melatonin
Everyone is so, so tired—but popping a pill or sipping a glass of wine at bedtime might do more harm than good.
My Husband Was Diagnosed With Dementia at 36. Here’s How I First Knew Something Was Wrong
What I saw wasn’t normal behavior for anyone, let alone my brilliant, amazing spouse.
3 Ways to Unclog a Miserably Stuffy Nose
If allergies, a cold, or something else has you blocked, don’t just try to blow through it.
The Fascinating Science Behind Freckles
Nobody is born with freckles. So why do some people get them — and how? Julia Guerra, longtime freckle owner, goes on a mission to find out.
Here's Exactly How Cocaine Makes You Ignore Your Basic Needs
Drugs of abuse can hijack parts of the brain that govern hunger and thirst, new research finds.
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Woman lays bare the perils of living in the world's COLDEST city
YouTube creator Kiun B lives in the Siberian city of Yakutsk, where the temperatures have been known to plunge below -83.9F (-64.4C) in the winter.
My tummy bug turned out to be inoperable stomach cancer
Donna Taylor (pictured), 45, had struggled with exhaustion and a loss of appetite while on her holidays in Turkey and Cornwall last summer.
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