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How Social Media Controls Your Gut: The Internet, …

A common claim made by gut-health influencers is that certain inflammatory foods have a high likelihood of causing “leaky gut syndrome.” This condition has not … See more

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The Psychological Crisis of COVID-19: Other Ways …

WEB18 e e October 2020 19. OVID-19 is not just a viral emergency — it is also a psychological one. As a result of the pandemic and efforts to curb it, billions of people face …

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Out of Touch: The Benefits of Physical Touch, and …

WEB4 e e October 2020 5. tap on the shoulder, a high-five, a kiss, a handshake, a nudge, a hug. You might not think about it, but you often use touch to communicate and connect with

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The Age of the Virus: How Humanityâ s Meddling is …

WEBThe Synapse June 2020 6 n January 30, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a “Public Health Emergency of

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Outdoor RX: Nature as Therapy: Why Spending Time …

WEBwellbeing. Several studies from Wright’s lab showed that spending time in green natural environments boosts your mental and physical energy by nearly 40%.

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Our Hopes for Nutritional Psychiatry and Fatphobia: …

WEBThe Synapse: Intercollegiate science magazine Volume 25 Issue 1 Article 7 2020 Our Hopes for Nutritional Psychiatry and Fatphobia: An Exploration of the Difficulties and …

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Your Brain on Meditation: Benefits of Meditation for …

WEBMeditation has been shown to be an effective therapy for individuals struggling with mental health disorders. Still, it can be incredibly beneficial for anyone, whether they are …

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"Looking out, working in: How policymakers and experts …

WEBRecommended Citation. Noy, S. (2021). Looking out, working in: How policymakers and experts conceptualize health system models in Argentina, Costa Rica, and Peru.

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Self-Care as a Burdened Virtue

WEBSelf-care is a burdened virtue that acts in self-preservation for both the individual and the mentally healthy population. Self-care is different than personal responsi-bility for …

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Transforming "Rights" to "Justice" and "Power": Reframing …

WEBThe effects of environmental degradation, targeted acts of violence against land and reproductive capacities, and Christian fundamentalism on Indigenous women’s …

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AIDS and Empire: Setting: the Conditions of a Pandemic

WEB41 aids and empire As of 1990, annual government spending on health was $109 million U.S. dol-lars, amounting to just $4 per capita annually. International development …

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New seed oils for improved human and animal health: genetic

WEBRecommended Citation. Taylor DC, Guo Y, Katavic V, Mietkiewska E, Francis T, Bettger W. 2009. New Seed Oils for Improved Human and Animal Health and …

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Trying to Figure Out If You’re Doing Things Right, and Where to …

WEBObjectives The first 6 weeks postpartum represent a time of significant adjustment and learning for parents. Healthcare providers accurately understanding parents’ needs and …

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"Banking on health: The World Bank and health sector reform in …

WEBNoy, S. (2017). Banking on health: The World Bank and health sector reform in Latin America. Springer.

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"Women's Studies Newsletter May 1984" by Women's Studies

WEBwomen's studies newsletter, may 1984. contents: introduction, mary schilling; the first ten years: a conversation between ann fitzgerald and joan straumanis; announcement of …

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WEBDenison University Denison Digital Commons Denison Faculty Publications 2014 An Investigation of Somali Women’s Beliefs, Practices, and Attitudes about Health, Health …

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