Kate Dailey is a senior articles editor at Newsweek, where she covers health, lifestyle, society and culture.
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Is the Containment Cap Now Trustworthy?
The containment cap, Google, Jon Stewart, and Tony Hayward are some of the players who make an... MORE
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The Gulf Oil Spill: Who Can You Trust?
As the spill in the gulf continues to spread, how credible are the major players?... MORE
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Good Hair Revisited: NEWSWEEK and the 'Today' Show Examine Our Mane Issues
Hair is more than the stuff on top of our head.... MORE
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Why Don't Fetal Ultrasounds Prevent Abortion? The Answer Depends on Your Politics.
Today, The New York Times looked at the increasing popularity of fetal ultrasounds as a regulation... MORE
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Diapers Get Daring: The Banned Huggies Ad and More Controversial Commercials
Commercials deemed too hot for TV end up making a bigger splash online.... MORE
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The Devastated Wetlands: Photographer Gerald Herbert on the Oil Spill's Deadly Toll
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The Gulf Oil Spill: Who Can You Trust?
The news is full of experts, pundits, politicians, and PR flacks trying to explain the oil spill in... MORE
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Bigger, Stronger, Faster: Doping, Training, and Human Evolution, and How Sports Change as Players Get Huge
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Autism Doesn't Necessarily Lead to Divorce, But What Does?
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Pesticides, ADHD, and Personal Health: Why We Can't Always Control What Happens to Our Brains and Bodies
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America and the Pill: A History of Promise, Peril, and Liberation
The pill has turned 50!... MORE
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Lena Horne: A Life in YouTube
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Eating Disorders Affect People of All Weights
In college—away from her family, overwhelmed by the responsibility of creating her own meals and... MORE
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Oil-Spill Answers: What the Heck Happened? A Visual Guide.
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