TIME Health is reporting that people often make significant hygiene mistakes in pools. It said experts indicate that chlorine does not magically handle all contaminants, suggesting a need for increased awareness regarding public pool cleanliness.
It also reported on a "mortality check-in" exercise, a two-minute practice that research suggests can help individuals live with greater clarity, purpose and intention.
Additionally, TIME Health discussed strategies to reduce the use of filler words in speech. It noted that while these words serve cognitive and social functions, they can be managed when precise communication is important.
The publication further explored the potential risks and benefits of sharing medical records with artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT. It said experts weighed in on the implications of entrusting personal health data to AI.