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Almost two years ago, David J. Linden, a neuroscientist, underwent a surgery to remove a portion of a malignant cancer — called synovial sarcoma — from his heart. He was told by his oncologist that with radiation and chemotherapy, he should expect to live an additional six to 18 months. But his most recent CT scan showed that the remnant tumor has... See more
nytopinioninstagram.comLast April, Tom Andrews had just finished his PhD when he caught COVID. At the time, the 36-year-old would have described himself as smart, methodical, focused. Then he found himself standing in front of the stove without the faintest idea of how to go about making a meal.
In Saturday's Good Weekend, he tells Fenella... See more
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