NY Times Health

Tuesday th 28th of October 2014

Unapologetic, Christie Frees Nurse From Ebola Quarantine - 01:50

Seeking Unity, U.S. Revises Ebola Monitoring Rules - 01:50

Wish to Do More in Ebola Fight Meets Reality in Liberia - 01:50

Monday th 27th of October 2014

Op-Ed Contributor: Elton John on the Unfinished Fight Against AIDS - 21:10

Q&A: Vitiligo and Vision - 21:10

Global Health: Latrines May Not Improve Health of Poor Children - 21:10

Books: Martha Weinman Lear Returns to Medical Memoir, With Less Fury, in ‘Echoes of Heartsounds’ - 21:10

Essay: Magic May Lurk Inside Us All - 21:10

Faces of Breast Cancer - 21:10

Well: Obese Children Show Early Signs of Heart Disease - 16:40

Well: Doctors and Decision Fatigue - 16:40

Well: The Pleasure of Bitter Greens - 16:40

Food Scores, a New Web Service, Ranks Grocery Items on Ingredients and Nutrition - 16:40

The New Old Age Blog: Insomniac, but Not Sleep-Deprived - 16:40

Public Health: AIDS Activists Oppose Cuomo on Ebola Quarantines - 16:40

After Ebola Diagnosis, New York Calls On Bio-Recovery Crew - 16:40

U.S. Moves to End Patchwork of Policies on Returning Ebola Workers - 16:40

The New Health Care: What to Look for in Judging the Affordable Care Act - 16:40

The New Health Care: Choosing a Health Plan Is Hard, Even for a Health Economist - 16:40

Is the Affordable Care Act Working? - 10:50

Sunday th 26th of October 2014

Wikipedia Is Emerging as Trusted Internet Source for Information on Ebola - 23:40

Nurse Who Spoke Out About Quarantine Felt a Calling for Health Care, Friends Say - 23:40

The Flu, TB and Now Ebola: A Rare Legal Remedy Returns - 23:40

As Ebola Spreads, Asia Senses Vulnerability - 23:40

Well: Revised Nutrition Labels Still Won’t Tell Whole Story - 20:10

To Improve a Memory, Consider Chocolate - 20:10

Saturday th 25th of October 2014

Msgr. William B. O’Brien, 90, Is Dead; Helped Start Drug Rehabilitation Agency - 22:10

Ask Well: Ebola Testing for All New Arrivals? - 22:10

For Pregnant Marathoners, Two Endurance Tests - 20:50

Corner Office: Dr. Laurie Glimcher, on Putting Everything on the Line - 20:50

Insurers’ Consumer Data Isn’t Ready for Enrollees - 20:50

Paying Till It Hurts: As Insurers Try to Limit Costs, Providers Hit Patients With More Separate Fees - 20:50

Opinion: The Dangers of Eating Late at Night - 17:40

Friday th 24th of October 2014

Op-Ed Contributor: Ebola’s Information Paradox - 23:10

Your Money Adviser: Lantern, a Start-Up, Offers Online Therapy for Anxiety and More - 23:10

World Briefing: Turkey: MERS Virus Case Is Reported - 23:10

Abortion Capital of Bible Belt? Tennessee Vote Tests That Idea - 23:10

Panel’s G.O.P. Chairman Steps Up Criticism of Ebola Response - 23:10

Bellevue Back on Front Line in Another Crisis - 23:10

Mali Reports First Death From Ebola - 23:10

Ebola Quarantines Seen as Barrier to Volunteers - 23:10

Officials Soothe Fears, While Workers Sanitize Infected Doctor’s Path - 23:10

Ebola Patient in New York Is Called a Doctor at Ease in Danger - 23:10

The Health Issue: Can Video Games Fend Off Mental Decline? - 16:40

The Health Issue: Searching for the Fountain of Youth - 16:40

Ebola Vaccine Trials Planned for December - 16:40

Well: Ask Well: Can Ebola Be Transmitted in Semen? - 16:40

Nina Pham, Dallas Nurse, Declared Free of Ebola and Released From Hospital - 16:40

City Room: Ebola Live Blog: New York’s First Reported Case - 16:40

Well: For a 7-Minute Workout, Download Our New App - 10:30