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Is It Time for a Pay-If-You're-Cured Health Care Model?
The pandemic and a Joe Biden presidency could combine to move America to a new health care model that might reduce $1 trillion in wasted medical expenses.
When Your Father Falls Apart
A car accident or old age are a little bit easier to understand, but when your father forgets your 13-year-old face? Not easy at all.
Science Might Finally Have a Fix for This Rare Blood Disorder
A potential new treatment could tackle the most common blood disease in the African American community.
Can This Antiviral Approach Treat COVID-19?
By targeting pathways that allow the virus to multiply, antiviral drugs could slow or stop it in its tracks.
Can Cancer Killers Get Past the Brain's Bouncers?
Scientists are developing radical new therapies that can both make it past bouncers guarding the entrance to the brain and defeat tumors inside.
2020's Most In-Demand University: Nature
More and more college students are opting for programs that teach them how to live in and with nature.
An End to Peanut Allergies Is Close
Millions of Americans suffer from peanut allergies.
Undecided Voters Weigh In on Trump’s Coronavirus Diagnosis
A pivotal election moment might not be so pivotal.
When Katty Met Carlos
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
Butterfly Effect: Putin, Xi Are Trumping America at Vaccine Diplomacy
Vaccines will shape the future of soft diplomacy.
The Disease That Almost Felled Abraham Lincoln
Trump isn't the first president to catch a deadly virus.
