Mindfulness and the Societally Marginalized Person
Mindfulness, in its simplest construct, is generally defined as deliberate present moment awareness, without judgment,[...]
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Mindfulness, in its simplest construct, is generally defined as deliberate present moment awareness, without judgment,[...]
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From April 2020-2021, 100,306 parents, spouses, siblings, friends, colleagues, and neighbors in the United States died[...]
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Patients tell me all the time that our health care infrastructure needs reformation. Many people, including myself,[...]
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The time reads 8:30 am. Walking down the pediatric wards as a third-year medical student, it is easy to get lost in the[...]
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Matamoros, Mexico: The living conditions of displaced migrants
Poverty, violence, natural disasters, and political[...]
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Epidemiology, the broad study of disease incidence and causality, has long formed the backbone of public health. Its[...]
Read MoreBy: Preston Williams, MD, Lily Gage, MD, and Lakshman Swamy, MD, MBA
“There was so much information out there, I didn’t know what to do. I just wish someone had convinced me to get the[...]
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Medication abortion is a common and important part of primary care…and access to safe abortion care will likely soon be[...]
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