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‘Going Home to Die’: People With Eating Disorders Need Special Care. Insurers Are Denying It Original

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By Eli Cahan
| Rolling Stone
Skip to main content Illustration by MATTHEW COOLEY This reporting was supported by the Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism. WHEN PUBERTY HIT KATERINA RINALDI in middle school, it hit hard, fast, and earlier than everyone else. Quickly, Rinaldi started gaining weight; her body started changing, too. As she puts it, “I had curves.” With those curves came attention, especially from guys. Rinaldi didn’t dig it.
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Global Health Inequities, Risks, and Solutions

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By Eli Cahan
| Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
The Pulitzer Center seeks ambitious projects about systemic barriers to all sorts of care, as well as promising research, treatment advances, or emerging health threats that merit investigation. Crucially, we’re also interested in how massive cuts in U.S. global health aid and other support are unfolding on the ground, globally, and in the U.S. The Pulitzer Center seeks applications for enterprise and underreported stories about global health inequities and challenges.
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Managing Care When Gender-Affirming Therapy Is Limited

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By Eli Cahan
| Medscape
For one patient, the barriers to getting gender-affirming care manifested one facial hair at a time. The patient, a mid-20-year-old who was assigned male at birth and began transitioning to female in their early twenties, had long been distressed by the physical changes of male puberty, particularly the development of facial hair.
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