Turning Tricks
Why are the rich so reliant on party games? It might have something to do with social anxiety
Doctor Knows Nest
Is your home supporting your health?
Dress for Success!
Are you a “Flamboyant Natural,” “Dramatic,” or “Gamine”? David Kibbe’s system for finding flattering clothes is back in fashion
Meet Diet Barbie
“The Sorority Nutritionist” promises to make her clients hot, and she’s not afraid to say the words “lose weight”
Quit Doing That!
Smoking cessation has never looked better, thanks to these new products and therapies
Naked and Unafraid
Can a week in the buff inspire unconditional love of my body?
Get in the Water!
Taking a bath does so much more than clean your body—the health benefits could fill a deep tub
Disappearing Act
Despite all the talk of body positivity, the skinny aesthetic persists. Now, with Ozempic, it’s more insistent than ever
Listen Up!
Hearing profoundly affects our happiness, memory, and social connections. It’s all too often ignored, but optimizing yours has never looked better
Good to the Last Drop
Is it possible to drink to your health anymore? The science and new guidelines about alcohol might change your mind
Detox Vacation
The spa of the future is all about data, but can four days in a coddled, calibrated paradise really move the needle? Pack your hiking shoes—we’re going to Spain!
Doc Star Status
Can you really chop 20 years from your biological age? Paging Dr. Hyman!
The Tyranny of Tracking
Fitbits and Oura Rings promise to make us healthier, happier, and more productive—but at what cost?
My Scan, My Self
Is a $2,499 M.R.I. the apex of preventive health care, a whole-body scam, or something in between?
Dying in Plain Sight
The most disturbing trend among professional influencers? Disordered eating
Rocka-Bye Stress
Restorative rocking is the latest wellness trend to promise great sleep and inner calm. But does it work?
Isn’t That Crazy?
Call it grit, call it reckless, call it nuts. When I came to Milan, started a fashion line, got divorced, and gathered women together to pour out their hearts, you could also call it a movement
The Hunger Game
Is fasting a longevity tool or a socially acceptable type of disordered eating? Over five long days, one brave soul investigates
Designer Drugs
A fashion designer who got his start with Oscar de la Renta is adding high style to his marijuana dispensary, and it’s attracting an unlikely clientele
Gwyneth’s Body-Double Trouble
Paltrow’s stand-in for Shallow Hal, Ivy Snitzer, reveals what happened—22 years after the film’s release
God Among Men
Want to live like a longevity expert? Andrew Huberman has a plan: cold plunges, hot saunas, light exposure, coffee regulation, and a whole lot of dedication
What’s Up, Doc?
If up to 10 percent of women have polycystic-ovary syndrome, why is it taking patients years to get diagnosed?