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Fee-only Fiduciary Advisor, obsessed with #family #financialliteracy #nats #behavioralfinance #fintech & #craftbeer tweets not advice 🎙 launch financial 🚀
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Investigating the Impact of Host Genetics on the Risk of Disease Progression in Individuals With Influenza

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By Sara Mørup, Brad Sherman, Maja Milojevic
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction While most influenza and other viral upper respiratory tract infections (vURTI) in humans cause only mild if any symptoms [1], in some cases, influenza can lead to significant morbidity and mortality in children and adults [2]. Complications include secondary infections, particularly bacterial pneumonia, and the exacerbation of underlying chronic conditions. Influenza can also result in severe systemic inflammatory responses causing acute respiratory distress syndrome or death.
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A Design Minded Gift Guide, Low $ to High $$$

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By Brad Sherman
| Substack
I’ve been collecting a running list of beautifully made, quietly luxurious pieces that I keep recommending to friends, clients, and honestly anyone who will listen. Consider this your shortcut to gifts that feel intentional and not over-thought. These are things I’d genuinely give (or hope to receive) myself, co-curated by myself and my wonderful team of designers at Float Studio. If you’d like to shop all of these items in one place, visit my ShopMy — The Gift Edit.
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Why Your 20s and 30s Are the Most Important Years for Retirement-and How Waiting Could Cost You Hundreds of Thousands

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By Brad Sherman
| Advisorpedia
If you’re in your 20s or 30s, retirement can feel like a distant concept; something your parents or older coworkers are worrying about, not you. Between student loans, rent, travel goals, and saving for a first home, “retirement contributions” might sound like a nice-to-have, but not an urgent priority. But what if waiting even a few years could quietly cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars later? The truth is that time is your most valuable financial asset in your early career.
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