"What we’ve found is that all these worries, these fears, these uncertainties mean nothing to a team of magnificent stallions galloping along the dust-strewn plains."

I didn't "know" Judith, but she sat at my table during my admitted students’ luncheon, and I remember her being sharp and funny.

What a loss for public health journalism. I frequently searched "Helen Branswell" to get back up to speed on all things infectious disease.

That's right: I've been indicted for health care fraud and I party with Ken Paxton. Is that a crime? Turns out "Yes."

A New Tower Will Have Lots of Public Space but No Public Bathrooms

Not sure how much longer I can stand social media, but I will use it on occasion for adorableness. Therefore, let us never forget about baby toucans.

I can't have another book in my yet-to-read pile, but I do love historians. [hand shaking, takes out credit card . . . ]

Hey now! It gives some of us pathetic losers hope.

Fact: People love bidets.

Here's a little tip: If you ask your parents "Is MS NOW on 24/7?" and your parents say "No," they're lying to you.

This is how the end of the world should look. Not AI crap.

Congratulations!

Oh wow! Congratulations!

No, I killed a one-eyed whatever it is.

"By deleting the body’s memory of earlier infections, measles causes a condition called 'immune amnesia.' . . . That leaves people newly vulnerable to bacteria and viruses against which they were once protected, either through infection or vaccination."