With the Food and Drug Administration likely to authorize a Covid vaccine for children ages 5 to 11, the Biden administration announced that it would distribute millions of doses for young patients. But recent surveys show that many parents are wrestling with whether to allow the shots for their children. If you have children who…
A reader wonders whether coming clean about her feelings will soothe her green monster.
As the latest wave of the virus ebbs in most parts of the United States, advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will meet on Thursday to evaluate which Americans need extra doses of the coronavirus vaccines made by Moderna and Johnson & Johnson. They will also discuss the so-called mix-and-match strategy —…
On Monday, Noodle, a 13-year-old pug, sleepily rose from his bed. That meant one thing: It was a “bones day.” “You’ve got to treat yourself today,” the dog’s owner, Jonathan Graziano, 30, said, addressing viewers in a narrated TikTok video. “The Japanese fried chicken you were going to order for lunch? Get the curry to…
The Rubin Museum teams up with Buddhism to help you adjust your perspective.
Not everyone has a green thumb. Which is why, in the midst of a plant-décor boom, fiddle leaf figs, orchids and succulents made from plastic, polyester and silk have become popular. Now you can add faux cannabis to the list. Pot Plant, an online store that opened last fall, sells artificial weed plants that are…
OnlyFans has a surprising new member: the Vienna Tourist Board. No, its account will not feature after-hours photos of employees. Instead, the board will use the adults-only site to show images of paintings and sculptures displayed in the Austrian capital that have been blocked by social media sites for nudity or sexual content. The offending…
And yet it’s in widespread use. In fact, there are hundreds of medications potentially being taken by pregnant women about which little is known, says Xiaobin Wang, a pediatrician and director of the Center on the Early Life Origins of Disease at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. “There are so many questions” about…
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It was back in 2017 that Svetlana Kitto, a Columbia University-trained oral historian who writes frequently about art, was researching a catalog for “Objects/Time/Offerings,” an installation at the Gordon Robichaux gallery by the artist Ken Tisa and found herself repeatedly encountering the name Sara Penn? Who was she? Those with a long memory for fashion…