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As vaccination rates slide, there are still ways you can protect yourself from cold, flu, RSV, and Covid this year.

As vaccination rates slide, there are still ways you can protect yourself from cold, flu, RSV, and Covid this year.


I quit podcasts for a month and discovered a new reality.


What history can teach us about the AI job apocalypse.


What you’re feeling is ambivalence. It can be a good thing.
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How to decode your mental heath benefits.


A guide to venting without annoying everyone you know.


ChatGPT Atlas is a glimpse into the future, even if it doesn’t work right.


What TV can teach us about Instagram.


OpenAI still isn’t doing enough to protect young people.


You should turn on the new scam-busting iPhone feature right now.


Decoding online “psychobabble” with a real therapist.


When men lack the skills to build intimacy, their relationships — and well-being — suffer.


One author’s quest to get to the bottom of our self-improvement obsession.


The key is to think like a kid.


The do’s and don’ts of asking an AI for health advice.


Carriers say they’ll pay for your new iPhone Air, but maybe it’s your plan that needs the real upgrade.


Vaccine guidance has never been more confusing. Here’s how to navigate it.

The case for giving one to your 3-year-old is not as outlandish as it sounds.

AI in the classroom doesn’t have to be a catastrophe.


If you’re sick of dating apps, consider this tried-and-true method.


We all have a limited reserve of attention, and modern life is excellent at depleting it.


And why fitness culture is a quintessentially American invention.

But do you really want to run your household like a small business?


There are 90,000 supplements on the market. Do they actually work?


Why it feels like people are more impolite than ever.


The cutting-edge of neurotech can read your mind. Sort of.


A summer program running on magic, swords, and financial precarity.


From managing tariffs to dreaming up strategy, these six founders discuss the realities of starting a new business.


AI wants to fix your money problems. What could go wrong?


How to develop new habits in an era of extreme heat.


Tips for keeping kids, adults, and the elderly cool and safe — even without air conditioning.


Some of us are much more sensitive than others.


Companies can harvest everything from your location to your search history to determine how much you pay.

What if we were a little less scared to talk about death?


The flip phone returns with a few new tricks.


Why a good night’s rest is so hard to come by.


Finally, a painless IUD insertion?


The future of the internet is a slop-filled infinite scroll. How do we reclaim our attention?


How a common birth control method became the center of a reckoning.

