Addicted to vaping
In a new longform piece, News Team member Sammy Ramacher examines the addictive potential of vaping — and predicts we won't know its longterm effects for a long time.
Staying Mobile While Aging
News Team member Sammy Ramacher examines a review of research that concludes the attention coaches give to the diets and workouts of young athletes should be practiced by aging persons.
Making Plants Palatable: HLTH 328’s Annual Community Share Event
A breaking-news account of the end-of-semester Community Share Event staged by HLTH 328 to encourage plant-based eating, co-written by the students of HLTH 385W.
Weekly Health Digest: Thanksgiving Food-Comas, Vision Whiteouts, And Cancer Treatment & the Gut Microbiome
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Avoiding the Thanksgiving Food Coma, Vision Whiteouts, And The Gut Microbiome's Role in Cancer Treatment
Weekly Health Digest: Rowing Machines’ New Popularity; COVID-19, Depression, and Menstrual Cycles
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: A renaissance for rowing machines, and how COVID-19 affected depression and menstrual cycles.
Weekly Health Digest: Daylight Savings, Abortion Bans & OB-GYN Training, and Why We Love Getting Scared
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Daylight Savings, Abortion Bans' and OB-GYN Training, and the Science of Fear
Weekly Health Digest: Hearing Aids, Adderall, COVID, Pediatrics, and Fat
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Over-the-counter hearing aids, an Adderall shortage, the real prevalence of "long COVID," closing children’s hospital units, and brown fat to fight obesity.
Weekly Health Digest: Nursing Homes, ALS, and “Healthy” Food
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: tracking nursing home business' data, a new ALS drug enters the marketplace, and the FDA is changing what is “healthy.”
Health Beyond the Blog: Rachel E. Gross and “Vagina Obscura”
New on Health Beyond the Blog: Vagina Obscura. Prof. Maryn Mckenna interviews Rachel Gross about her book, Vagina Obscura: An Anatomical Voyage, which details how anatomists mapped female reproductive organs and how a new generation is wresting them back.
Health Beyond the Blog: The Reality of Living Organically
The 2018 documentary"The Biggest Little Farm" reveals the challenges and rewards of getting as close as possible to the process of producing food, showing the efforts of one family to live and eat naturally.