NY Times Health

Thursday th 23rd of February 2017

Global Health: H.I.V. Stalks Prostitutes and Their Children in Cambodia - 09:11

When Retirement Comes With a Daily Dose of Cannabis - 09:11

The Checkup: Language Lessons Start in the Womb - 09:11

Shared: A Balm When You’re Expecting: Sometimes Pot Does the Trick - 09:11

A Conversation With: In Response to Trump, a Dutch Minister Launches ‘She Decides’ - 09:11

Personal Health: The Worst That Could Happen? Going Blind, People Say - 09:11

How to Be Mindful Sitting in the Dentist Chair - 09:11

Bad Hospital Design Is Making Us Sicker - 09:11

Phys Ed: Men, Is Exercise Putting a Damper on Your Sex Life? - 09:11

Thursday th 16th of February 2017

The New Old Age: Doctors See Gains Against ‘an Urgent Threat,’ C. Diff - 09:02

Well: What Can Older Women Do About Thinning Hair? - 09:02

Album: New Jersey Baseball Prospects Take the Game Indoors - 09:02

Public Health: How to Fix (or Wreck) Obamacare: Advice for Tom Price - 09:02

Job for Chocolate and Candy Taster Takes More Than a Sweet Tooth - 09:02

Tom Price Is Sworn In as Health Secretary Amid Senate Disunity - 09:02

Addiction Treatment Grew Under Health Law. Now What? - 09:02

Calls for Protests for and Against Planned Parenthood - 09:02

Spyware’s Odd Targets: Backers of Mexico’s Soda Tax - 09:02

Baby in a Box? Free Cardboard Bassinets Encourage Safe Sleeping - 09:01

The New Health Care: Medical Mystery: Why Is Back Surgery So Popular in Casper, Wyo.? - 09:01

Personal Health: Why Weight Loss Surgery Works When Diets Don’t - 09:01

The Checkup: Is a Teen Depressed, or Just Moody? - 09:01

Angry Town Hall Meetings on Health Care Law, and Few Answers - 09:01

Study Finds New Bacterial Strain Can Contaminate Shellfish - 09:01

Malaria Parasite May Trigger Human Odor to Lure Mosquitoes - 09:01

Feature: Will Obamacare Really Go Under the Knife? - 09:01

Meditation for Real Life: How to Be Mindful While Eating Chocolate - 09:01

Scalp-Cooling Caps Help Prevent Hair Loss in Chemo - 09:01

Rare Rat-Related Disease Kills a Bronx Victim, the City Says - 09:01

Disability: Disabled, Shunned and Silenced in Trump’s America - 09:01

Public Health: Now You Can Do Your Taxes Without Filling Out the Insurance Question - 09:01

Harvard and M.I.T. Scientists Win Gene-Editing Patent Fight - 09:01

Diagnosis: Why Was This 3-Year-Old So Irritable, and What Was Wrong With Her Eye? - 09:01

Living With Cancer: In Maintenance Mode, Living in the Moment - 09:01

A Downside of Gluten Free - 09:01

Mammogram Results Can Be Misleading - 09:01

Blood Pressure? 120 May Be a Good Target - 09:01

Lower Back Ache? Be Active and Wait It Out, New Guidelines Say - 09:01

Humana Plans to Pull Out of Obamacare’s Insurance Exchanges - 09:01

White House Proposes New Rules to Steady Insurance Markets Under Health Law - 09:01

Human Gene Editing Receives Science Panel’s Support - 09:01

Phys Ed: Why Exercise Is Good for the Heart - 09:01

Global Health: A Contentious List of Finalists for Global Aid Fund Group’s Director - 09:01

Long-Term Opioid Use Could Depend on the Doctor Who First Prescribed It - 09:01

Thursday th 9th of February 2017

Well: Is Running Backward Good Exercise? - 20:02

Run. Eat a Doughnut. Run. - 20:02

Public Health: Drop in Late Obamacare Enrollment Appears to Be a Trump Effect - 20:02

His Doctors Were Stumped. Then He Took Over. - 20:02

Public Health: Grading Obamacare: Successes, Failures and ‘Incompletes’ - 20:02

Trump Says Health Law Replacement May Not Be Ready Until Next Year - 20:02