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Tag Archives: aging
Three Years Before COVID, Women’s Voices Worth Reading
Let’s hope 2018 is the year when more women’s voices are heard and women lead. Toward that end, here’s a starter list of women who write about health and medicine and share my interest in framing our world in terms … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, environment, genetics, women writers
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4 Short Summer Reads: Concussion in Girls, Adult Diapers,Gay Conversion Therapy with Electric Shock, and Chronic Pain
We’re halfway through the summer, when perhaps you have more time for reading and considering new ideas. I want to draw readers’ attention to four issues that sharpen the focus on overlooked population groups that should be part and parcel … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, concussions, diapers, electric convulsive therapy, electric shock therapy, gay conversion therapy, pain management
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