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  • Contributing Reporter, TIME
Maryland, Silver Spring
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Writing health, science, tech | TIME, SciAm, Wash Post | 2026-27 Knight-Wallace Fellow @ University of Michigan

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Older tennis players share their longevity tips

Older tennis players share their longevity tips

With tennis fans focused on the U.S. Open, which ends Sunday, Serena Williams and Roger Federer have gotten a…

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Older tennis players share their longevity tips

Older tennis players share their longevity tips

With tennis fans focused on the U.S. Open, which ends Sunday, Serena Williams and Roger Federer have gotten a…

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The virtues of a silent tennis league

The virtues of a silent tennis league

When I joined a local tennis league in 2015, I figured it would come with the usual plusses of participating …

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House Joins Senate in Effort to Improve U.S. Flood Readiness

House Joins Senate in Effort to Improve U.S. Flood Readiness

As residents of Florida, the Carolinas, and much of the rest of the Southeast deal with the extended recovery…

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Here's how athletes can beat the climate - Borneo Bulletin Online

Here's how athletes can beat the climate - Borneo Bulletin Online

Matt Fuchs THE WASHINGTON POST - When astrophysicist from Columbia, Maryland Julia Roman-Duval, ran in the Un…

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Rain or Shine: Weather is a rival for athletes. But they can beat it.

Rain or Shine: Weather is a rival for athletes. But they can beat it.

Connecting People through News. All-you-can-read digital newsstand with thousands of the world's most popular…

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Should We Have Midlife Doctors?

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By Matt Fuchs Verified
| Substack
It’s common for doctors to specialize in children or seniors because both groups have distinct needs, risks and challenges. Middle-age is another life phase with its own unique issues, but few healthcare settings focus on it. This represents a gap in healthcare. Pediatric care emerged as a specialty in the late 1800s to address problems like high infant mortality, infectious disease and the need for expertise in feeding, growth and child development.
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What's a Midlife Superager?

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By Matt Fuchs Verified
| Substack
Cynthia McNamee crosses the finish line during a 2026 race. Photo by Quinn Pack Cynthia McNamee isn’t your typical superager. She’s missing the crown of silver hair. Fewer wrinkles, too. Her muscles bulge. She looks and moves like someone in her prime. McNamee is just 50. Research and news on superagers reveal people in their 80s, 90s and 100s enjoying unusual health. I’ve written these stories, admiring how thriving seniors counter assumptions about inevitable atrophy and slippage due to aging.
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From Tokyo to London: Global Trading Activity Soars on OTC Markets

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By Matt Fuchs Verified
| otcmarkets.com
International securities continue to be the driving force behind OTC Markets’ trading activity in the second quarter of 2026. By the end of Q2, international (non‑U.S.) securities accounted for 94.7% of total dollar volume on OTC Markets, with 10,154 securities (an increase of 53 securities) generating $215.2 billion in trading activity, a 37.2% increase over Q2 2025. International trading also drove 23.0 million trades, representing 86.5% of all trades executed during the quarter.
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