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Smaller class sizes and teacher oversight on Zoom helped reduce the opportunities for abuse among school-age kids in Canada, a new study finds.

After dabbling with group therapy during the pandemic, the telehealth company has decided to launch one-on-one teletherapy for $99 per session.

Are we heading for the Autumn of Delta? Public health experts are worried.

NIAD Director Anthony Fauci is urging more Americans to get vaccinated as places with low vaccination rates see COVID-19 spikes.

Inspired by the audio-first social network and frustrated by the current state of social media, entrepreneurs are turning to the human voice to create connection online.

Even before the pandemic, children were stressed. Better access to counseling and brain-healthy games could help address their emotional challenges.

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As many of us contemplate major life changes in reaction to the pandemic, grief expert David Kessler offers some advice.

The company has announced an array of features that will pit it against medical records giant Epic.

A new study shows that Apple’s MagSafe technology may pose problems for patients with cardiac implants.

As part of the social network’s new guidance on how it plans to enforce platform violations, it announced that former President Donald Trump will be suspended from the platform for two years.

From why you might be getting surprise money from the government to calling BS on your boss’ plans to return to work, here’s what readers needed to know this week.

Use your smartphone to capture video of yourself exercising, and the new “Movement” feature will offer exercises tailored to your needs and limitations.

The company that brought consumers a pot for making everything from pasta to yogurt has built a $130 air purifier that filters out 99.9% of the SARS-COV-2 virus.

Now that the anticipated collaboration between JPMorgan, Amazon, and Berkshire Hathaway has wound down, the finance company is finding its way forward with a new healthcare venture.

The company got its start offering men and women hair and skin care, vitamins, and sexual reproductive health products. Now it’s investing in providing a range of healthcare services at home—everything but the doctor’s office.

WorldPride coming to America for the first time to observe the 50th anniversary of Stonewall . But there are also events throughout the state.

Motivated by their experiences with miscarriage, these entrepreneurs are out to change pregnancy care.

The CDC says you don’t have to wear a mask if you’ve been fully vaccinated. But some health experts are skeptical of the new guidance.

A legislator in New York is introducing a law that would tax companies for the revenue they earn on consumer data, part of a wave of similar legislation.