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Abby Haglage

New York, United States, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Singapore, Aol and
Journalist turned Attorney | Helped pass NY Sexual Assault Survivor's Bill of Rights | Journalist turned law student, bylines @TheDailyBeast @Glamour @Yahoo

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Ketamine is psychiatrists’ secret weapon against depression. Here’s how it works.

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By Abby Haglage, Kat Vasquez
| Yahoo News Verified
Ketamine, a drug once popular in the club scene, is now psychiatrists' secret weapon against depression. Perhaps you've heard of it, either from celebrities' personal stories — such as former NBA player Lamar Odom or Sharon Osbourne— or through the many research studies currently underway to assess its effectiveness. What you may not know is how the drug works to relieve depression, and why it seems to help patients for whom all other treatments have failed. In that, you wouldn't be alone.
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Comedian Jacqueline Novak on sex-shaming: ‘there’s something fishy about the way teen girls are treated’

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By Abby Haglage
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Jacqueline Novak onstage in 2019. (Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty Images for the Ally Coalition) Laughter fills the room where Jacqueline Novak is performing in Chicago, then quiets when she descends to her knees. She knows the eroticism this pose can carry — it’s exactly why she’s here. Her mission is to scrutinize the sexual act it signals; to philosophize about its origins and wax poetic about its simplicity. To ask the audience to do just one thing: Consider the blow job.
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Comedian Jacqueline Novak on sex-shaming: ‘there’s something fishy about the way teen girls are treated’

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By Abby Haglage
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Jacqueline Novak onstage in 2019. (Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty Images for the Ally Coalition) Laughter fills the room where Jacqueline Novak is performing in Chicago, then quiets when she descends to her knees. She knows the eroticism this pose can carry — it’s exactly why she’s here. Her mission is to scrutinize the sexual act it signals; to philosophize about its origins and wax poetic about its simplicity. To ask the audience to do just one thing: Consider the blow job.
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