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CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner shares his concern over the upcoming change in the CDC's Covid-19 isolation guidance, which is expected this spring, according to The Washington Post.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was taken to Walter Reed National Medical Center for symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains what that means.

There's a potential spoiler hanging over the famous carnival in Rio de Janeiro, which got underway on Friday. The city is grappling with an outbreak of dengue fever. CNN's Michael Holmes reports on concerns that the mass celebrations could make a bad situation worse.

Ahead of the Super Bowl, Adrienne Cheatham, author of the "Sunday Best" cookbook, wants people at home to cook meat without turning it into sandpaper. So she's sharing the methods working chefs use to tell if chicken and beef are cooked properly.

CNN's Meg Tirrell looks at the impacts of Idaho's abortion ban on both pregnant women and doctors.

Read CNN's Fast Facts about the opioid crisis and learn about the epidemic of addiction to painkillers.

When Instagram star Suzy Karadsheh's Mediterranean cookbook published this year, it became a fast New York Times best seller. No wonder, her dreamy dishes are fresh, healthy and tasty. She shows CNN her citrusy dip for gatherings that will have you saving that cream cheese for morning bagels. Find the full recipe here.

CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner says the lack of information about the specific form of King Charles III's cancer "serves to fuel speculation and concern among the public."

Multiple studies have proven that "the more hours a day a teen spends on social media, the more likely it is that they're going to be depressed," says iGen author Jean Twenge. But social media CEOs deny it, "because this is their business. This is how they make money."

Do grocery aisles full of seemingly identical foods stump you? Certified dietician nutritionist Lorraine Kearney explains what food labels can tell us about how processed some foods are, and what that means for your health.

Harold Ramis' 1993 movie "Groundhog Day" is so entertaining, you'll want to see it again, and again, and again. Explore meanings and central themes in the movie.

Elmo and Samantha Maltin speak to CNN's Jake Tapper

CNN's Jake Tapper speaks with "Sesame Street" icon Elmo after his kind-hearted check-in with people online garnered thousands of replies and opened up a conversation about mental health.

An innocent social media post by the furry Muppet character Elmo sparked a conversation about mental health. CNN's Bianca Nobilo asks a mental health expert why people are willing to share their feelings online.

Julia Chatterley looks at the responses to a simple question from the "Sesame Street" Muppet.

Are there side effects to drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro? How long can you take them and what happens when you stop? Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers common questions about the latest weight loss drugs. For more, follow "Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta" wherever you get your podcasts.

Amy Webb and Sanjay Gupta join The Lead.

Elon Musk's startup Neuralink has implanted a chip in a human brain. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta breaks down how the device works.

Every day, 17 people in the US die waiting for an organ. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta meets the scientists -- and the genetically modified pigs -- that could help solve the organ crisis. It's a provocative idea, not without ethical questions about our relationship to animals and genetic manipulation, but some scientists and doctors say it's a necessary solution to a life-or-death problem.

Brace yourselves, America: Many of your favorite foods may contain bits and pieces of creatures that you probably didn't know were there.