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The unique, universal and slow-moving trauma of a disease that attacks our patience along with our bodies

Robert Brehm - June 1, 2020

Imagine speeding down a busy avenue as the passenger in a vehicle. The driver...

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COVID-19 has killed more than 100,000 while racism has killed millions

Susana Almanza - June 1, 2020

Just as the COVID-19 pandemic circulated throughout the world so has the racism pandemic....

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We miss the full frame of healthcare when we see COVID-19 as the only culprit

Dr. Julie Reardon - May 31, 2020

The challenge to our health posed by COVID-19 is actually bigger than the coronavirus...

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