Jamie Ducharme

Jamie Ducharme is a health correspondent at TIME and the author of Big Vape: The Incendiary Rise of Juul.

Recent Articles

Sick With Something That Isn't COVID-19 or the Flu?

Here's what it might be.

By Jamie Ducharme

Researchers Are Getting Closer to Learning How to Treat and Prevent Long COVID

Promising drugs include metformin and Paxlovid.

By Jamie Ducharme

Psychedelics Could Revolutionize Couples Therapy

It's not legal in the U.S., but some couples are using psychedelic drugs, like MDMA and psilocybin, to strengthen their relationships.

By Jamie Ducharme

People with Long COVID Are at Higher Risk of Early Death and Disease

A new study finds that people with Long COVID are more likely to have heart and respiratory disease than people who did not get COVID-19.

By Jamie Ducharme

Ozempic's Popularity Is Triggering People with Eating Disorders

'I don't need to read more gory details.'

By Jamie Ducharme

People Who Think They're Attractive Are Less Likely to Wear Masks, Study Says

"Mask-fishing" is real, researchers find.

By Jamie Ducharme

The Doctor Won't See You Now

Patients are burned out by the U.S. health care system. It's a simmering public health crisis.

By Jamie Ducharme

Flu Shots Have Been Working Well This Season, Data Suggest

They've prevented severe disease and hospitalizations across age groups.

By Jamie Ducharme

Four-Day Work Weeks Are Good for Your Health

According to a large pilot study in the U.K.

By Jamie Ducharme

Adding Exercise to Therapy May Make It More Effective

Research suggests that exercise can enhance the benefits of mental-health treatments, including therapy and medication.

By Jamie Ducharme
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