Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and journalist at Rolling Stone. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, exploring themes related to health and wellness, as well as the intersections of beauty and fashion. Elizabeth's work has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times, The Atlantic, CNN, and Architectural Digest.
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Many of the holiday songs played over and over each December have unique stories that go back decades, or even centuries.
From fluoride to Covid-19, Trump's pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services has promoted some unconventional — and potentially dangerous — statements about health
A new study found that Black women are more likely to die from breast cancer than white women across all subtypes of the disease.
The iconic 1939 movie starring Judy Garland is among the most‑watched in history, but even the biggest fans may not know these details.
Department stores and malls realized early on how live Santa impersonators could help attract shoppers during the holiday season.
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By: Elizabeth Yuko
There’s so much more to Baby New Year than a cute cartoon figure. See if you can guess when he was “born” and what he represents.
A new study found that standing for too long at work can raise your blood pressure throughout the day. Here's why standing too much is bad for your heart.
Dim sum for Christmas? How the tradition of Jews eating at Chinese restaurants on the Christian holiday began.
Livestream New Year's Eve celebrations from around the world via EarthCam. Here's how it works.
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