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Dani Blum

Dani Blum

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Reporter, Well, The New York Times

New York

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Regenerative Medicine, Synthetic Biology, Oncology, Biology, Research Policy, Medicine, Genomics, Biotechnology

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N/A. I am open to all topics!

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Total articles 1627

  • Sleigh Bells: Bunky Becky Birthday Boy

    By Dani Blum Verified| Pitchfork Verified Do you want to throw your phone into a blender? Do you want to squeeze out five full seconds of your own attention without the heat of a blinking cursor, a twitching ad, an ambient anxiety underscoring every sentence? You can yearn for the apocalypse, or, maybe more pointedly, for the year 2010. Sleigh Bells are there with you, spiraling and scrolling. Consciousness might be a bit much right now, the band says. They’re grasping for a pause button. Sleigh Bells got so much right.

    By Dani Blum Verified · Pitchfork

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • The people who never get hangovers

    By Dani Blum Verified| The Straits Times Verified NEW YORK – Just once, Mr Matthew Slater would like to experience a hangover. But even if the 34-year-old finishes a bottle of vodka, he still wakes up feeling fine the next day. “Unless they know me, people don’t really believe me,” Mr Slater said. “It’s just kind of assumed that when you drink a bunch of poison, your body is going to react.”Mr Daniel Adams, 23, has also never felt queasy or shaky the morning after a night out.

    By Dani Blum Verified · The Straits Times

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Sleigh Bells: Bunky Becky Birthday Boy

    By Dani Blum Verified| Pitchfork Verified Do you want to throw your phone into a blender? Do you want to squeeze out five full seconds of your own attention without the heat of a blinking cursor, a twitching ad, an ambient anxiety underscoring every sentence? You can yearn for the apocalypse, or, maybe more pointedly, for the year 2010. Sleigh Bells are there with you, spiraling and scrolling. Consciousness might be a bit much right now, the band says. They’re grasping for a pause button. Sleigh Bells got so much right.

    By Dani Blum Verified · Pitchfork

    Apr. 09, 2025

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The New York Times

New York, New York, United States

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