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The Atlantic Wash your hands, but lay off the other parts. Jack Davison In October, when the Canadian air starts drying out, the men flock to Sandy Skotnicki’s office. The men are itchy. Skotnicki studied microbiology before becoming an assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Toronto. She has been practicing for 23 years, always with an eye to how the environment—including the microbial one on our skin—affects health. “I say to them, ‘How do you shower?’ ” she told me. “They take the squeegee thing and wash their whole body with some sort of men’s body wash...

Ketamine in Low Dose Reduces Pain: Study by Angela Mohan on  March 12, 2021 at 1:05 PM Academic Emergency Medicine. Ketamine is known to provide pain relief comparable to opioid medications, which are highly addictive. Researchers studied 98 patients, ages 18 to 59, who presented to the emergency department with acute, moderate to severe pain. The patients were randomized prospectively to receive either 0.15 mg/kg of ketamine (low dose) or 0.30 mg/kg (high dose). Patients and providers were blinded to dose, with the primary outcome of pain measured on the 11-point numerical...

The Atlantic As Gloria Steinem said, “The truth will set you free. But first it will piss you off.” Hulton Archive / The LIFE Picture Collection / Getty / Adam Maida / The Atlantic In July, Clare Wenham—and her daughter, Scarlett, and Scarlett’s picture of a unicorn—went viral. Wenham researches global health policy at the London School of Economics, and she was giving an interview to the BBC about Britain’s attempts to manage the coronavirus pandemic. But Scarlett had another pressing issue on her mind: Which shelf displayed her unicorn to its best advantage? Wenham soldiered on ...

The Atlantic ” is a weekly column by Arthur Brooks, tackling questions of meaning and happiness. For years, I was haunted by a fear of failure. I spent my early adulthood as a professional French hornist, playing in chamber-music ensembles and orchestras. Classical music is a perilous business, relying on absolute precision. Playing the French horn, prone as it is to missing notes, is a virtual high-wire act in every concert. I could go from hero to goat within a few mistakes during a solo. I lived in dread, and it made my life and work misery. Fear of failure is not just a problem for Fren...

The novel coronavirus is a long process that can go from mild to severe health conditions. Depending on the immunity of a person, COVID-19 can differ in its impact on different people. Similarly, post-COVID conditions, which has become a grave issue in recent times, have also taken a major toll on people's lives.