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Aaron Van Dorn

Jersey City
As seen in: Bandcamp Daily, The Lancet
Sometime writer and (mostly) analog photography | Award winning chili maker | He/him | When the lifeboats get lowered: @aaronvandorn.bsky.social
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A profound portrait of a life online

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By Aaron Van Dorn
| The Lancet Verified
The Remarkable Life of Ibelin is, in part, the story of the life of Mats Steen. Steen, a Norwegian man, passed away at the age of 25 years in 2014, due to complications of Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare and severe form of progressive muscular dystrophy that left Steen in a wheelchair from a young age.
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The strange endurance of corporal punishment

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By Aaron Van Dorn
| The Lancet Verified
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COVID-19 and readjusting clinical trials

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By Aaron Van Dorn
| The Lancet Verified
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted clinical trials worldwide, with long-lasting effects on medical science. Aaron van Dorn reports. The COVID-19 pandemic has created massive disruptions to clinical trial research across the world. As in other aspects of life, the virus has severely affected the ability to conduct trials in safe and effective ways. This is especially true when considering that trials often deal with vulnerable populations who are most at risk from exposure to COVID-19.
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