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I was censored by the NIH. That won't stop me from advancing science.
This piece is part of our first-annual Health Care Heroes series, where we spotlight people doing amazing things in the health care and medical fields. Read the rest of the stories here . For 21 years, Kevin Hall, PhD, worked as a senior investigator in the Integrative Physiology section of the National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases—part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
After nearly dying, this doctor is using AI to find hidden cures
YOU'RE 28 YEARS OLD, and you're lying in a hospital bed, more dead than alive. Your organs are failing. Your kidneys have stopped functioning, which means you can't pee, so fluid is collecting in parts of your body where it shouldn't. The nurses drain it from your belly a few times a week, liters at a time, but there is always more. Your stomach, once hardened from hours in the gym and tanned from hours on the field, is a pale monstrosity several watermelons big. Your legs are waterlogged.
Fernando Mendoza is about to be the top pick playing the toughest position in America's biggest sport. He has thoughts.
Photographs By Chantal Anderson And Styling by Alfonso Fernández Navas, Ryan D'Agostino The room is too small for him. Even when he's sitting, his presence overwhelms the space almost comically.
Inside the tiny bookstore where Oscar winners shop
Ryan D'Agostino When Harvey Jason, a veteran character actor, was finishing his work on The Lost World: Jurassic Park in 1996, he found himself in a golf cart zipping across the Universal Pictures lot with the film's director, Steven Spielberg . “After this movie, I'm going to open a bookstore,” he told Spielberg. He says Spielberg laughed and looked at him as if he were crazy.
Stellan Skarsgård on the Oscars, fatherhood, and Robin Williams
Stellan Skarsgård floats above all of Hollywood, two nights before the 98 th annual Academy Awards ceremony. It's Friday night, a little after nine, and the Oscar nominee is hosting a private dinner in a second-floor suite at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood. From the balcony, you can see the city lights twinkling in the distance under a clear L.A. night sky.
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