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Now 61, he is a civil engineer who lives in Boston. He wears his white hair in a ponytail. “White hair is part of my… Read More »Getting to the root of why and when our hair goes gray

Until recently, I never saw the connective thread. But I now realize I’ve fallen prey to what’s referred to as “everyday ageism,” meaning I was… Read More »Perspective | At my age, it’s time to fight everyday ageism — especially when I’m guilty of it

The photographs, which date from 1839 to the 1970s, document the sloppy, uplifting and gruesome history of medicine and how it intersects with human lives.… Read More »Thousands of images examine the uplifting and gruesome history of American medicine

The Food and Drug Administration on Friday authorized the coronavirus vaccine made by Moderna for emergency use, allowing the shipment of millions more doses across… Read More »F.D.A. Authorizes Moderna Vaccine, Adding Millions of Doses to U.S. Supply

The protest at Stanford could foreshadow similar disputes nationwide as the federal government and states begin the arduous process of distributing limited supplies of the… Read More »Stanford apologizes for coronavirus vaccine plan that left out many front-line doctors