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Bully Busters • An after-school program challenges toxic guy culture

FARM WORK GIVES NEW HOPE

A Hospital to Save Hedgehogs

LIFE’S LIKE THAT

What’s the Real Cost of On-Demand Delivery? • We quiz Carolyn Kim, transportation planner

POINTS TO PONDER

Bright Eyes • Four tips to prevent vision loss

WHY EXERCISE REDUCES CANCER RISK

Rashly Dismissed • Despite a troubling collection of symptoms, doctors sent her home

BARGAIN HUNTER’S GUIDE • 49 tips and tricks to stretch your dollar this fall and beyond

AS KIDS SEE IT

LUCKY THIRTEEN • A freak monsoon trapped a soccer team and their coach deep in a network of caves. How an international effort helped get them out.

The Many Lives of Dabba • My mother used recycled yogourt containers to share food—and love. Now I do the same.

ALL IN A DAY’S WORK

LIVING WITH LONG COVID • More than two years into the pandemic, some patients’ symptoms aren’t going away. While experts hunt for treatments, some people have taken matters into their own hands.

THE COLLECTOR • Owning thousands of records was one of my greatest joys in life—until it wasn’t

Split • My mother carried a secret that sent her searching for another kind of life

Fade Away • How to deal with the end of a friendship

THE FAMILY MAN • Dr. Norman Barwin used the wrong sperm—and sometimes his own—to impregnate patients. Now the children he created want answers.

LAUGHTER THE BEST MEDICINE

THE BEST JOKE I EVER TOLD

READER’S DIGEST BOOK CLUB • Emma Donoghue returns with a tale of cruelty and survival

BRAINTEASERS

TRIVIA

WORD POWER • Curate your vocabulary with these terms from the world of museums

Prime Rhymes

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