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The wellness world’s latest fixation is glucose spikes. Influencers like Jessie Inchauspé, aka the Glucose Goddess, have convinced millions that flattening blood sugar “curves” is key to optimal health.
In music, call-and-response is one of the oldest and most universal forms of communication. In gospel music, the leader sings a line—“Oh happy day”—and the choir answers, their voices rising in harmony.
In January, Andrea Love and I co-authored an article on the then-incoming Trump administration’s
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A new research letter offers a different take on the now-time-worn Pavlovian-like debate over state gun laws and firearm-related deaths.
I began my career in public health by working in HIV/AIDS education and prevention efforts. I worked in Chicago, Denver, and Kenya.
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