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Angela Haupt

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Health and Wellness Editor and Writer at TIME

Reporting on health + wellness @TIME

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  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Angela Haupt

    Credit - Photo-Illustration by Chloe Dowling for TIME (Source Image: MamiEva/Getty Images)Sometimes the most important relationships are the hardest to maintain. If you fall off track—and many people who were once close do—it’s possible to find your way back to each other with time and effort. “I have so many clients who have strained emotional relationships,” says Jenny Shields, a psychologist and bioethicist in Houston.

  • 1 week ago | time.com | Angela Haupt

    When you get invited to a wedding or a party, “yes” might feel like the only socially acceptable response. If your RSVP is something short of that, you might put off responding at all—or stumble into a response that’s unintentionally rude.

  • 2 weeks ago | time.com | Angela Haupt

    That glistening swimming hole might look—and feel—refreshing on a sweltering day. But writhing in pain from stomach cramps, nausea, and vomiting? Staring at the bathroom ceiling instead of the blue, sunny sky? Not so much. Jumping into even the prettiest and clearest rivers, lakes, creeks, and other natural bodies of water can expose you to a cesspool of unpleasant and invisible fellow swimmers—most commonly bacteria, viruses, and parasites.

  • 2 weeks ago | time.com | Angela Haupt

    Dr. Jeffrey Hurless still remembers the young patient who showed up for a podiatry appointment complaining about a large blister on the bottom of his big toe. The sore spot was red, swollen, and painful—and the boy and his mother had no idea what had caused it. As the patient reclined in an exam chair, Hurless began to deroof the blister, which means removing its top layer of skin. Then the surprise hit. Literally.

  • 2 weeks ago | time.com | Angela Haupt

    It’s a wonder that anyone remembers anyone else’s name after just meeting. Most people are visually wired, which means we’re good with faces, but—was it Alyssa or Elizabeth? Hewitt or Wyatt? Elijah or Isaiah? “When we’re meeting someone, there are so many things going through our minds,” says Thomas Farley, an etiquette expert also known as Mister Manners. “We’re trying to remember, ‘Have I met this person before? Who do they remind me of? Oh, I love that necklace they're wearing.

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24 Dec 24

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8 Dec 24

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4 Dec 24

RT @TIME: TIME reporter @angelahaupt got a bunch of blood tests from a health startup. Here's what she learned https://t.co/fCE2lWgsH0