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David Rosen

  • Assistant Professor, Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
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Physician-Scientist, Klebsiella pathogenesis researcher, Pediatric Infectious Diseases doctor, husband, father, and competitive cyclist
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Philadelphia Weather: Sunny, Warm Today; Storms Possible Weekend

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By David Rosen
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Delaware Bay 4 hours ago Living shoreline aims to mitigate flooding, erosion in Lewes, Delaware whyy.org - Zoë Read • 4h The project aims to reduce the risk of infrastructure damage while supporting marine habitats and recreational fishing. This story is part of the , … NFL Draft 1 hour ago Ranking the NFL's top new QB-WR duos entering 2026 season: Patriots tandem leads the way CBS Sports - Garrett Podell • 1h Dynamic duos are always valued in both sports and pop culture.
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Ginsberg at 100

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By David Rosen
| CounterPunch
Allen Ginsberg in 1979. Photo: Michiel Hendryckx. CC BY-SA 3.0 The postwar Beat generation – and the ensuing counterculture — is remembered now, three-quarters of a century later, for one word, Howl, the title of Allen Ginsberg’s 1956 poem.
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Eviction Nightmare

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By David Rosen
| CounterPunch
I once faced eviction in a landlord’s scam. I live in an apartment in New York City and pay my rent every month, but my landlord once refused to process my rent checks for three months and I received an eviction notice. When I got the notice, I was freaked out and asked a friend who was a lawyer what to do. My lawyer friend said she’d go to NYC Housing Court with me to fight the eviction order.
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