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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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The Correlation Between Childhood Trauma and Adult Relational Abuse 

Have you ever heard the phrase that abuse is a cycle? Many people who have experienced trauma and abuse are more likely to re-experience it. They remain in cycles of harm through a series of violence and trauma-inducing behaviors. The acronym ACEs stands for “Adverse Childhood Experiences.” These are potentially

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Health and Medicine

Racial & Ethnic Differences in STEMI Management

Background Cardiac health conditions are becoming an increasing burden on the healthcare system globally. STEMIs, also commonly known as heart attacks, are prevalent in adults and the elderly, and their symptoms are frequently recognizable to the general public. However, despite the awareness of most individuals regarding the symptoms of a

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Pneumonia From COVID-19 Infection: The Deadliest of Them All?

Could SARS-CoV-2 cause the deadliest form of pneumonia? In a breakthrough article recently published in the February 2022 issue of the International Journal of Infectious Diseases, a group of medical researchers from Spain shared their findings in which patients hospitalized for bacterial pneumococcal pneumonia (B-PCAP) were compared to those hospitalized

Science Myths

The Fault in our Sets

Graphic Artist: Margaret Cartee I stubbornly resisted watching John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars until a midnight flight back from an 8th grade field trip. Sitting in the middle seat between two pre-teen boys, I dutifully rolled my eyes at the mushy dates, poignant declarations, and tragi-romantic ending. Even

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