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Why do cells become cancerous?
An interview on cancer risk, causes, and treatment. Plus: What’s “preventive care”? + Cooling centers in your community
Jun 24
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Mia Armstrong-López
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Why do cells become cancerous?
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Interview: How can we understand our risk for cancer?
Read Doing Well’s full interview with Dr. Joshua LaBaer, a physician and cancer researcher.
Jun 24
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Mia Armstrong-López
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Interview: How can we understand our risk for cancer?
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Why losing and keeping off weight is hard
Plus: What’s a health savings account? + Nutritional strategies for more energy + Tips to stay safe outdoors
Jun 17
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Natasha Burrell
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Why losing and keeping off weight is hard
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Autism is often misunderstood. Here’s what to know.
Plus: New research on how the gut microbiome affects autism symptoms + What’s an invisible disability + Test your knowledge on the Americans with…
Jun 10
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Mel Moore
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Autism is often misunderstood. Here’s what to know.
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Interview: How autism is diagnosed—and how symptoms vary across the spectrum
Read Doing Well’s full interview with Dr. Joshua Anbar, an expert on autism diagnosis and prevalence.
Jun 10
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Mel Moore
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Interview: How autism is diagnosed—and how symptoms vary across the spectrum
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Before the next heat wave, read this
Plus: What happens when the power goes out during a heat wave + What’s “resilience”? + Do I really need 10,000 steps a day?
Jun 3
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Natasha Burrell
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Before the next heat wave, read this
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Half the population goes through menopause. Why are so many of us still in the dark?
An interview with a leading menopause expert | Plus: What’s “herd immunity”? + How stigma affects HIV treatment
May 27
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Mia Armstrong-López
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Half the population goes through menopause. Why are so many of us still in the dark?
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Interview: Compounded treatments, “bioidentical” hormones, and anecdotal sales pitches—what to beware of during the menopause transition
Read Doing Well’s full interview with Dr. Nanette Santoro, an expert on hormones and menopause care.
May 27
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Mia Armstrong-López
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Interview: Compounded treatments, “bioidentical” hormones, and anecdotal sales pitches—what to beware of during the menopause transition
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How to keep your brain young
Plus: What’s a patient advocate? + Tips for emotional regulation + A surprising fact about health in Arizona
May 20
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Mia Armstrong-López
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How to keep your brain young
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Our guide to Doing Well
Our experts’ best tips for improving health.
May 19
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Mia Armstrong-López
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Natasha Burrell
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Mel Moore
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Kitana Ford
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What to ask after getting a medical diagnosis
Plus: What’s “malignant”? + Former U.S. surgeon general health tip + Asking for a second opinion
May 13
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Mia Armstrong-López
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What to ask after getting a medical diagnosis
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Interview: How to understand the technology used in your health care
Doing Well interviews Mara Aspinall, an expert in medical diagnostics and technology.
May 13
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Mia Armstrong-López
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Interview: How to understand the technology used in your health care
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