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Psychedelic drug research is increasingly being funded by pharmaceutical companies.

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How crypto mining is taxing the Texas power grid.

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How intellectual property laws make health crises worse.

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The internet has democratized and ruined our ability to talk about people we don’t know.

Amazon's latest push into health care raises questions about data privacy.

Inside the recent rise of Elomir, a multilevel marketing scheme that claims to cure what ails you.