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After the holiday season, many nutritionists face the recurring question: “I overdid it with food and want to lose weight fast — what do I do?” The answer is simple: after a few days of festive indulgence, return to your routine, a

   On behalf of Dr. Suleta and the editorial staff, we apologize and will try to be more careful in the future.

As a writer, my genuine concern is whether reading is dying out, not if I will be replaced by someone more facile with AI. For the last several centuries, reading has been ascendant, but now that is changing. 

Some people love Mahler; others swear by Mozart. Some are enraptured by Frank Sinatra, while others would rather play Snoop Dogg all day. To say that musical tastes vary widely is quite an understatement.

The stereotypical surgeon requires a deft hand and a cool demeanor.

Kale is one of those plants that polarizes a crowd, with lovers and haters. But then there is this,

I, along with many other physicians, have written on our physician-centric concerns about the role of AI in medicine.

The year was 1706. The King of France was the Sun King, Louis XIV, and French Science was entering its heyday, at least for men.

With winter here, I can’t help thinking about sitting around the fireplace when I was a kid, warming my back while we watched TV or played board games.

On my weekly trips to the big-box stores, I try to find a parking spot closer to the shopping cart return than to the entrance.