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Alice Berry

Bristol
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley, Wiley Online Library, UVA Today, Medical Xpress, BJGP (British Journal of General Practice), Our Community Now, Byline, DrWeb's Domain (Podcast)
Associate Professor in Rehabilitation @UWE. MSK conditions, physical activity engagement, under-represented groups, motivation and enjoyment! 😀
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Why do we love livestreamers?

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By Alice Berry
| UVA Today
In April, the popular “looksmaxxing” livestreamer known as Clavicular collapsed while on video in a Miami mall as thousands of people watched. His camera crew cut the video shortly after, and Miami Fire later said they had responded to a suspected overdose. Clavicular, whose legal name is Braden Peters, later confirmed he was on drugs when he collapsed.
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The Fralin puts art acquisitions in members’ hands

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By Alice Berry
| UVA Today
A new initiative at The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia aims to give its loyal patrons a chance to shape the museum’s collection. “Fralin Visionaries” offers members a behind-the-scenes look at the art acquisition process. In the first iteration, museum curators each chose a work of art they wanted the museum to purchase, and during a June 5 meeting, program participants voted on which piece The Fralin would acquire. UVA clubs across the country livestreamed the meeting.
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A new thriller draws inspiration from unique UVA research

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By Alice Berry
| UVA Today
A consultant for the University of Virginia’s Division of Perceptual Studies travels to a small Massachusetts town to investigate a child who claims to have memories of a past life, only to plunge into her own dark past. That’s the premise of New York Times bestselling author Lauren Oliver’s new novel, “The Girl in the Lake,” out today.
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