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Body Image & Weight Loss: A Double-Edged Sword

In a society obsessed with appearance, the pursuit of weight loss can lead to both empowerment and despair. How do our perceptions of body image shape our goals, and what dangers lurk in this quest for an ideal physique? Body image, defined as an individual’s perception of their physical appearance

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Science Shaken: Research and Public Health Under The 2nd Trump Administration

Last updated: March 24, 2025 It has now been just over two months since the 2nd Trump administration took office, bringing sweeping reforms to the government and federally-subsidized programs. In just these past several weeks, Trump has signed over 100 executive orders [1], successfully confirmed 21 out of 22 Cabinet

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Conscious Unbossing: How Gen Z is Redefining Management

The Digital Natives: Meet Generation Z Unlocking what makes Generation Z tick can help us figure out how to make the workplace with multiple generations a more cohesive, high-performing team. This generation, often described as pragmatic, digitally savvy, and ethically driven, is reshaping workplaces in ways that are only beginning

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Deaths of 6 Phillies Players Highlights Possible Factor for Rare Brain Cancer. It May Be Affecting All of Us.

Could frequent radio wave exposure put us at higher risk for brain cancer? That’s one of the latest theories being discussed regarding the six former Philadelphia Phillies players who died from glioblastoma–a rare, aggressive, and often incurable form of brain cancer. Symptoms include severe headaches, nausea, vomiting, and seizures[2]. Interestingly,

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