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Rebecca Harrington

Rebecca Harrington

Verified

Chief of Staff, Dynamo

New York

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I prefer not to cover business, sports, finance and entertainment-related stories.

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Total articles 2294

  • 9 ways living in space changes the human body

    By Skye Gould, Dave Mosher, Rebecca Harrington, Morgan McFall-Johnsen Verified|Business InsiderVerifiedScientists are learning what short and long-duration space missions do to human bodies. Some changes are common like a puffier face, bone loss, and less sleep. Here are nine ways the harsh conditions of space can change the human body. Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore returned to Earth on Tuesday after spending nine months in space.

    By Skye Gould, Dave Mosher, Rebecca Harrington, Morgan McFall-Johnsen Verified · Business Insider

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • An esthetician on social media reminded me I was skipping a crucial, simple step in my skincare routine

    By Rebecca Harrington|Business InsiderVerifiedHealth Clean hands could mean a cleaner face. EXTREME-PHOTOGRAPHER/Getty Images Esthetician Elexis Willingham reminded TikTok viewers: Wash your hands before washing your face. It's a simple, but crucial, step in a skincare routine that I wasn't always doing thoroughly. Your hands have tons of dirt and germs that you could transfer to your face if you don't wash them.

    By Rebecca Harrington · Business Insider

    Dec. 22, 2023

  • 9 ways living in space changes the human body

    By Skye Gould, Dave Mosher, Rebecca Harrington, Morgan McFall-Johnsen Verified|Business InsiderVerifiedScientists are learning what short and long-duration space missions do to human bodies. Some changes are common like a puffier face, bone loss, and less sleep. Here are nine ways the harsh conditions of space can change the human body. Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore returned to Earth on Tuesday after spending nine months in space.

    By Skye Gould, Dave Mosher, Rebecca Harrington, Morgan McFall-Johnsen Verified · Business Insider

    Mar. 19, 2025

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