You can feel it in everyday conversations: the coworker you meet on Monday who’s already counting down to Friday, that friend who cancels plans because they’re “exhausted.”1 There’s no question…
The tiniest quirks in our speech can change how we’re perceived. But, um, filler words aren’t the villains they’re made out to be. They’re, you know, working behind the scenes.…
If you’ve switched to diet soda or sugar-free snacks to protect your health, a year-long study suggests that choice is quietly straining your heart and starving your brain of fuel…
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At the TIME100 Health Impact Dinner in New York City on Thursday, TIME executive editor Nikhil Kumar kicked off a panel discussion with one big question: Why is heart disease…
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Arthritis is stealing years from American workers. Not the final years — the prime ones. New data show this isn’t a condition confined to old age or occasional discomfort. Arthritis…
A post on X claimed to be a simple message from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Stay active; eat well. But the 90-second video it shared, called…
During a busy year in global health, some of the most influential names driving innovation and shaping policy gathered Thursday night at the TIME100 Health Impact Dinner. The 2026 TIME100…
The water dispenser in your office doesn’t exactly scream “health hazard.” It’s where you fill your bottle, chat with coworkers, or take a quick breather between emails.1 It looks clean…