Anna Medaris

Switch between CA and NY editions here. After 12 years of dating and one year of marriage, high-school sweethearts Samuel and Penelope started trying to conceive.

Decades after his only art show failed to sell a painting, hundreds showed up — and bought every painting

AI chatbots are good at things like interpreting medical jargon and helping patients prepare for appointments, but experts caution against relying on them for diagnoses and treatments

How can you stay motivated to work out? Experts say that you shouldn’t rely on motivation alone. Turn to these strategies instead.

Nicole Karlis’s piece on 'nonnamaxxing' was first published in SELF. Then it got picked up by other outlets and referenced on “The View.”

As apps, social media, and AI make affairs easier to pursue and harder to define, psychologists with this expertise are in demand

Freelancer Julia Daye’s commitment to attending in-person media events paid off by inspiring a successful pitch to Popular Science.

Switch between CA and NY editions here. It's the pink mommy club of the Upper East Side. But only the well-connected seem to know it's there.

Some athletes are turning to cannabis to lock into long runs, push past pain, and float across finish lines. Are they onto something—or just on something?

After a story about cheating I’d been working on was killed, I made it into a successful pitch for the trade magazine Monitor on Psychology.