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Here's how one family’s work with an A.D.H.D. coach transformed their day-to-day routines.https://nyti.ms/3b0XWmn 

Jane Goodall has four reasons to feel hopeful. And she wants us to be hopeful too.https://nyti.ms/3E8kcY7 

Here are answers to some common questions about mixing and matching booster shots.https://nyti.ms/3BXXvFg 

A recent warning about Tylenol backed by dozens of scientists is a reminder that health risks in pregnancy remain maddeningly, dangerously understudied.https://nyti.ms/3BXlJPX 

Un ensayo mostró que el cambio en el refuerzo aumentaba el nivel de anticuerpos contra el coronavirus, independientemente de la combinación de vacunas que recibieran los participantes.https://nyti.ms/3ptqXzI 

Could a pill one day motivate us to exercise more?https://nyti.ms/3jpJ9pK 

For some survivors, Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an anxiety-inducing reminder of their struggles. Here's how you can support them. https://nyti.ms/3lK1wY7 

Doctors will often prescribe physical therapy after a diagnosis or surgery. But not all P.T. is the same. Here's how to be smart in picking your therapist.  https://nyti.ms/3n0Tj1n 

For Phyllis Raphael, 86, a chance meeting on the street turned into a get together. Then came a date. A second and third followed. So did a love affair.https://nyti.ms/30iIjEN 

A growing number of Asian Americans have overcome a cultural stigma attached to seeking mental health treatment, experts said.https://nyti.ms/3p5GAgn 

Workouts, like work itself, can be done at home, and clubs are learning how to lure customers back.https://nyti.ms/3aTNSeV 

One trial found that switching boosters raised the level of coronavirus antibodies, no matter which combination people gothttps://nyti.ms/3aP2GeO 

There's no question pregnant people should get the Covid vaccine. But getting a booster is murkier. So a writer, doctor and mother-to-be dug into the science. https://nyti.ms/3phDBRX 

The science behind mixing and matching vaccines for booster shots is promisinghttps://nyti.ms/3lXUhw4 

Although Mr. Powell’s death is a high-profile tragedy, scientists stressed that it should not undermine confidence in the Covid-19 vaccines, which drastically reduce the odds of severe disease and death.https://nyti.ms/3aPptaj 

For many people, reducing sodium in their diet even modestly can have an outsize impact on lowering blood pressure.https://nyti.ms/3BJjHCI 

How much care will retirees need as they age, and for how long? Here's what researchers predict.https://nyti.ms/3l4Bbnv 

For these breast cancer survivors, October can be a harsh reminder of the worst times in their lives. https://nyti.ms/2XfMwI6 

Eventually, as viral evolution slows down and our immune systems catch up, we will reach an uneasy equilibrium with the virus, scientists predict. We will never extinguish it, but it will smolder rather than rage.https://nyti.ms/3mHAcsZ 

Personalized electrical brain stimulation for severe depression—a scientific first. “The emotions are still there, but instead of sticking like mud, it’s running off like water,” one expert said.https://nyti.ms/2YsJoZU