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The hospitals on our list are all world leaders in health care, but these are the very best—the top 10, according to Statista's panel of doctors, medical professionals and administrators across four continents
AI Could Improve Care, but What About Your Privacy?
If you think Facebook and Google invade your privacy, imagine what hackers could do with a minute-to-minute log of your disease symptoms, behaviors, locations and even your appearance and conversations.
Digital Tracking Program Helps Obese Patients Lose Big
Obesity takes a decade off a person's life span, on average, and it afflicts a third of Americans. That means it's on track to rob the current U.S. population of a billion years of life. Dr. Jamy Ard wants to use digital technology to win some of those years back.
The Benefits of Closely Monitoring Blood Pressure
By monitoring blood pressure patients continuously, cardiologist Richard Milani has gotten them to change their ways.
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Troubled Waters
In a city where blackouts have left millions without running water, a man bathes in a stream at Waraira Repano mountain on March 13. The power crisis shut down pumping stations, forcing desperate citizens to seek relief elsewhere—from water trucks (distribution is controlled by the military), public fountains and filthy rivers.
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Prize-winning author and presidential chronicler Robert Caro has a new book. And no, it's not about Lyndon Johnson.
Why Trump May Settle for a Bad China Trade Deal
The White House trade representative says Trump could get a better agreement with Beijing. But politics are pulling the president to the table.
Why Howard Schultz's 2020 Bid Is Bombing
Schultz should consider and learn from another iconic business leader from the Pacific Northwest: New Deal–era industrialist Henry Kaiser.
Downtime
For Glenda Jackson, Jayne Houdyshell and Elizabeth Marvel, the stars of Broadway's new gender-bending production, "It's Trump, it's Russia, it's North Korea."
Dev Patel On The Humanism in 'Hotel Mumbai'
'Even if a character is firing a gun,' he says, 'it's not a 'cool' moment. The idea of radicalized young men unloading AK47s on masses of people is shocking.'
How Higher Brothers Brought Chinese Hip-Hop to the West
"We're just being ourselves, being authentic in our music, doing what we like, making the music that we want to make," said band member MaSiWei.
Editor's pick
"We see an erosion of the global multilateral architecture, unilateral measures, unilateral sanctions becoming the norm," South Africa's envoy tells Newsweek.
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Kevin McCarthy could emerge "stronger from this fight, not weaker," according to a top political scientist.
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