My Cureiosity

I eat a lot of salads this time of year. Actually, I eat salads for most of the seasons! This Italian chopped salad skips the lettuce and adds Italian grinder flavors to...

Metastatic Melanoma Treatment OptionsTreatment for metastatic melanoma often depends on the stage of the cancer. Chemotherapy, for example, which is medication designed to kill cancer cells, is typically not the first line...

 Once a year we set aside a day as a nation to reflect on all of the reasons we have to be grateful (yes, it’s not just about turkey and stuffing!). Many...

“Put your napkin in your lap.” “Hold the door open for people behind you, regardless of gender identity.” “Say ‘please’ and ‘thank you.’” “A handwritten thank you note goes far.” “Oh, and...

By EMANUEL SARKEES Most people assume that when they need a doctor, a doctor will be available. That assumption is getting harder to hold onto. Right now, more than 83 million Americans...

A micromort, a unit for comparing and communicating risk to patients, is equivalent to a one-in-a-million chance of dying. Hundreds of millions of operations are performed every year, and the risk of...

I’ve always been a matcha-or-coffee-first person. Eyes open, kettle on, first sip before I’ve even checked my phone. So when I kept seeing “protein before coffee” pop up in my feed, I...

A new study published in the Lancet Public Health looked at global, regional, and national trends in the morbidity gap and contributing diseases, injuries, and risk factors. “We wanted to answer a...

It’s always newsworthy when a black-tie event calls for anything but black-tie hair. And, look, let’s not pretend: even the most “undone” looks on a night like this take a team, a...