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Preview: Hourglass - Barbara Mazzi's Coming-of-Age Graphic Novel Will Be Published By Silver Sprocket in March 2025 – Broken Frontier

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By Barbara Mazzi
| Broken Frontier Verified
Another advance peek at 2025 work from Silver Sprocket with this preview of Barbara Mazzi’s Hourglass. Will the bond between two young women be the sand that breaks the gears of an empire? Hourglass By Barbara Mazzi On sale 03/26/25 A stunning coming-of-age graphic novel from cartoonist Barbara Mazzi, exploring the dystopian divide of class difference, the strength of human connection, and what truly makes the heart tick.
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Silver Sprocket reveals its new Spring 2025 Publishing Slate

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By Alex Krokus, Paige Hender, Barbara Mazzi, Tina Lugo
| Graphic Policy
Silver Sprocket reveals its new Spring 2025 Publishing Slate Bring Me the Head of Susan Lomond by Connor B. In this graphic novel debut, Connor B. uses absurdist dark humor to craft a hilarious queer enemies-to-something-more story perfect for fans of The Addams Family. Susan Lomond must be defeated. Monroe Poole, teenage evil genius, has suffered her greatest humiliation.
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SERUM HIGH CHOLESTEROL IS A NOVEL RISK FACTOR FOR GRAVES’ ORBITOPATHY (GO): RESULTS OF A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY

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By Elena Sabini, Barbara Mazzi, Teresa Mautone, Giamberto Casini
| Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Background Limited data suggest that treatment with statins is associated with a reduced risk of Graves’ orbitopathy (GO) in patients with Graves’ disease (GD), attributed to the anti-inflammatory rather than to the hypolipemic effects of these medications. The aim of the present study was to investigate whether there is an association between high cholesterol and GO. The primary outcome was the relation between GO and low-density lipoprotein (LDL)-cholesterol.
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