Senior Correspondent and Editor, Future Perfect
Dylan Scott is a Senior Correspondent and Editor at Future Perfect. He focuses on themes related to health and wellness, including consumer health, mental health, and healthcare technology, while also covering topics such as aging, nutrition, and wellness programs. Dylan has been featured in various outlets, including WIRED, Spectrum News, and Vox.
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By: Dylan Scott
What if we had a universal tick vaccine?
The world seems filled with toxic substances. What do we do about it? Americans are obsessed with toxins — it is a rare point of consensus in our increasingly polarized country.
Three ways GLP-1s are about to change America.
By: Dylan Scott
We’re all wearing Apple Watches, Oura Rings, and FitBits now. Are they doing us any good?
By: Dylan Scott
Cyclosporiasis has sickened some 2,000 Americans so far this year.
Your guide to eating produce in a time of cyclospora.
The Pentagon’s low-T screening is the last thing most men need.
Can we trust anything the Trump administration says on cyclospora?
These are the questions everyone should ask their doctor about AI right now. AI is the hottest thing in medical care right now — but many of us feel trepidation about it.
Americans still have a toxic relationship with weight. It's hurting GLP-1 users.
