You Shouldn’t Take Face-Washing Tips From Kylie Jenner, According to a Dermatologist

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These Three Little Words Are Making You a Negative Person—and You Probably Say Them All the Time

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Jennifer Lopez’s Abs Are on Full Display in Her Latest Selfie

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Unmarried Women with No Kids Are the 'Healthiest and Happiest Population Subgroup,' Says Expert

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Why Gulping Down a Cold Drink Feels So Rewarding

By VERONIQUE GREENWOOD from NYT Health In a study of mice, researchers found no links between the neural systems related to reward and monitoring water intake. https://nyti.ms/2Kjr0t5

‘Screen Time’ Is Over

By BENEDICT CAREY from NYT Health The phrase can’t remotely capture our ever-shifting digital experience, social scientists say. Say hello to the “screenome.” https://nyti.ms/2JRJaCH

Cannabis Companies Push F.D.A. to Ease Rules on CBD Products

By SHEILA KAPLAN from NYT Health The F.D.A. has been wary of cannabis-derived products. But it is now under pressure to help them get to market legally. https://nyti.ms/2KeJMlr

What Is Radiation Poisoning? Here’s What to Know About the Disease Seen on HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’

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Measles Cases Reach Highest Level in More Than 25 Years, C.D.C. Says

By LIAM STACK from NYT Health There have been 971 known cases of measles in the United States so far this year. https://nyti.ms/2EKYIEt

Fighting the Gender Stereotypes That Warp Biomedical Research

By JOANNA KLEIN from NYT Health Female animals were once deemed too hormonal and messy for science. Some scientists warn it’s not enough to just use more female lab rats. https://nyti.ms/2WCFcDY

Face Transplant Surgery Can Improve a Victim’s Quality of Life, Report Says

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An Experimental Ebola Cure May Also Protect Against Nipah Virus

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. from NYT Health African green monkeys survived infection with the Nipah virus after they received remdesivir. The virus, a pandemic threat carried by bats, has killed dozens of people in Asia. https://nyti.ms/2XdRorT

An Experimental Ebola Cure May Also Protect Against Nipah Virus

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. from NYT Health African green monkeys survived infection with the Nipah virus after they received remdesivir. The virus, a pandemic threat carried by bats, has killed dozens of people in Asia. https://nyti.ms/2WuSVgk

I Was Shocked to Learn My Disability Was Being Exploited On a Porn Site

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What Is Stone Man Syndrome? A Woman Who Lives With the Condition Explains

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Oklahoma Faces Off Against J & J in First Trial of an Opioid Maker

By JAN HOFFMAN from NYT Health With Purdue Pharma and Teva settling the case, the state sought to hold J & J responsible for the broader opioid crisis. The company argued that it operated responsibly and lawfully. https://nyti.ms/2KaTLbt

Burnout Is Officially Recognized By the World Health Organization—Here’s How to Know If You Have It

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Curvy Wife Guy Robbie Tripp Is Being Slammed for His New Music Video ‘Chubby Sexy’

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Yoga Teacher 'Chose Life' Despite 'Wanting to Give Up' After Disappearing in Forest for 17 Days

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Half of H.I.V. Patients Are Women. Most Research Subjects Are Men.

By APOORVA MANDAVILLI from NYT Health Trials of vaccines and treatments have not included enough female participants. Now that scientists are exploring possible cures, the need to enroll women is greater than ever. https://nyti.ms/2EAVymk

Scientists Wanted: Recruited by Juul, Many Researchers Say No

By SHEILA KAPLAN from NYT Health Juul needs good science to prove to the F.D.A. that its e-cigarettes offer more benefits than risks. Some researchers say they are loath to take the company’s money. https://nyti.ms/2MeovLg

First Opioid Trial Takes Aim at J & J

By JAN HOFFMAN from NYT Health Having settled with Purdue Pharma and Teva, Oklahoma will now try to blame Johnson & Johnson for its opioid disaster. Nearly 1,900 lawsuits remain nationwide. https://nyti.ms/2wkvbN5

Older People Are Contributing to Climate Change, and Suffering From It

By PAULA SPAN from NYT Health Growing numbers of seniors are using more energy. They also are most likely to suffer in extreme weather, which has become more common as the planet warms. https://nyti.ms/2JFsuyb

Why Your Butt Looks the Same No Matter How Many Squats You Do

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This Influencer Flaunted Her Cellulite in a Bikini to Shut Down Liposuction Rumors

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This New Treatment Could Save the Lives of Babies. But It Costs $2.1 Million.

By KATIE THOMAS from NYT Health The price set by the Swiss drugmaker Novartis may be the world’s highest for a single treatment — prompting renewed debate about how society will pay for gene-therapy breakthroughs. https://nyti.ms/2HYjDo2

Sarah Hyland’s Latest Photo Gives a Close Up Look at Her Surgery Scars

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Ayesha Curry Slams Troll Who Body-Shamed Her 10-Month-Old Son

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Woman in Vegetative State Who Gave Birth in Nursing Facility Was 'Violated Repeatedly'

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To Calm Nervous Families, Pakistan Changes Polio Vaccination Tactics

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. from NYT Health Paralysis cases spiked after a vaccination drive was derailed by false rumors that dozens of children had collapsed and died. https://nyti.ms/2QkOU8y

To Calm Nervous Families, Pakistan Changes Polio Vaccination Tactics

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. from NYT Health Paralysis cases spiked after a vaccination drive was derailed by false rumors that dozens of children had collapsed and died. https://nyti.ms/2W0NxBX

4 Women With Lives Scarred by Genital Cutting: Could a Surgeon Heal Them?

By PAM BELLUCK and MADDIE McGARVEY from NYT Health Over 200 million women and girls alive today have been circumcised. Four of them shared with The Times their pain, emotional trauma and sexual struggles — and their journey to feel whole. https://nyti.ms/2QlxFEj

Elle Fanning Wore a Corset Dress so Tight She Fainted— Here’s Why Waist Cinchers Are Dangerous for Your Health

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To Fight Deadly Candida Auris, New York State Proposes New Tactics

By MATT RICHTEL from NYT Health The state health department calls on hospitals to do more to fight Candida auris, a mystery germ spreading the globe. https://nyti.ms/2VX4ZYg

Watch Jessica Biel Do the Most Intense Variation of Squats Like It's No Big Deal

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What Is the GOLO Diet—and Can It Help You Lose Weight?

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Flyby Fitness: I Tried a Bootcamp Class That Makes You Feel Like You're in a Video Game

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If You Have $10 in Your Wallet, Then You Can Definitely Buy Meghan Markle's Favorite Drugstore Mascara

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This Woman Had a Hernia in Her Groin that Enveloped Her Ovary

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Amy Schumer Addresses Critics Who Slammed Her for Returning to Work Two Weeks After Giving Birth

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In Warmer Rooms, Women Were Better Test Takers

By VERONIQUE GREENWOOD from NYT Health A new study is the latest skirmish in the “battle of the thermostat.” https://nyti.ms/30ChCGP

This Is Amazon’s Number One Lash Serum, and People Are Freaking Out About It

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'Miracle' Baby Dies Just 18 Days After His 37-Year-Old Mom Suddenly Died During Childbirth

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Jenna Jameson Shares Her Revamped Diet Plan—and the Non-Keto Food She Can’t Stop Eating

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What Is Cystic Fibrosis? This Genetic Disease Affects Every System In the Body

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Teenage Girls and Dating Violence: Why We Should Be Paying Attention

By MAYA SALAM from NYT Health A new study found that 90 percent of young people killed by an intimate partner from 2003 to 2016 were girls. https://nyti.ms/2HujolD

Tess Holliday’s Tattoos Are on Full Display in This Close-Up Photo of Her in the Bathtub

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Woman Asks for Advice About How to Help Her 120-Pound, 4-Year-Old Sister

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Measles Outbreak Now at 880 Cases, With Fastest Growth Still in New York

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. from NYT Health Warming weather usually slows transmission of the virus, but it is not clear that this outbreak is fading, experts said. https://nyti.ms/2EmxkfF

Why Tuesday’s City Primary Could Mean the End of Philadelphia’s Soda Tax

By ANDREW JACOBS from NYT Health The tax isn’t on the ballot, but the beverage industry has spent more than $600,000 to back City Council and mayoral candidates who want to strike it down. https://nyti.ms/2HDHDwE