We braved the weather yesterday to attend the #AtlanticHealth Summit in Boston. Big thanks to AtlanticLIVE for hosting a great event! The speakers were both insightful and diverse, covering a broad spectrum of important topics in today's healthcare industry.

What do you want from this partnership? asks Yasmin Tayag.

New medicines that wouldn't have come about otherwise -Broad Institute’s Todd Golub

And advancing the science to find new intervention opportunities -Novo Nordisk’s Uli Stilz

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Two days remain until The Atlantic team, including Yasmin Tayag, heads to Boston for our annual Health Summit. View the full lineup and register here: theatlantic.com/live/health-su…

Looking forward to The Atlantic's Health Summit this Thursday in Boston! I'll be interviewing some very special guests from CRISPR Therapeutics, Broad Institute, and Novo Nordisk. Register here! bit.ly/49GWX7z

Encountering the range of supplements, nutrients, and other additives now present in the drink aisle can make choosing a drink feel deeply stressful, more like picking up medication than grabbing a bottle on the go, writes Yasmin Tayag. theatlantic.com/health/archive…

what’s the deal with ashwagandha tho???

'After spotting a bottle of Kin Euphorics, I pulled up its website and filled out an online quiz: 'How do you want to feel?' it asked. Energized, rejuvenated, balanced, or calm? All I wanted to feel was hydrated.' Yasmin Tayag theatlantic.com/health/archive…

“Why are some adults only recently starting to show allergy symptoms?” Lora Kelley asks Yasmin Tayag about the current allergy apocalypse in The Atlantic Daily: theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

Baby-food pouches make parenting easier, writes Yasmin Tayag. So why does it feel so bad to feed one to your kid? theatlantic.com/health/archive…

Many parents don't feel great about giving their child pouches, but that's all they have time for. It's a lose-lose situation. My latest for The Atlantic, on the ubiquity of parental guilt and feeding kids:

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'The new approval is very likely to worsen shortages, because the demand for Wegovy will continue to climb—now at an even faster pace.'

My latest on the stalled obesity drug revolution for The Atlantic: theatlantic.com/health/archive…

Beef rice? I'm in.

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for those attending #oah24 I'm debuting a walking tour through historic filipino new orleans. come through!

Thank you Yasmin Tayag for including me in this important discussion about what we know about improving gut health- and (importantly l) the gaps that need to be addressed to develop therapeutics.

Gut health has become a societal obsession, but the fundamental problem with it is that 'there’s no clear definition of a healthy gut microbiome.' My latest for The Atlantic

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#IYHH Yasmin Tayag 'Caffeine’s Dirty Little Secret” bit.ly/49q0FlE

-bomani 'Let me tell you this society does not frown upon cocaine like it used to, which makes me wonder what are the energy drink people going to do then?'

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How much caffeine is too much? You won’t find a simple answer anywhere, Yasmin Tayag writes.

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I drank the Charged Lemonade and learned a thing or two about caffeine 🔋 My latest for The Atlantic:

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Picking a workout to commit to can feel kind of like an identity crisis. My latest for @theatlantic, on being an exercise newbie in a world of CrossFit bros, Barre girlies, and Peloton Moms

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I regret to inform you that there is now a Drake yoga workout, and yes it is called 'Namasdrake.' Fun piece by Yasmin Tayag theatlantic.com/health/archive…