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Divorced Girl Smiling

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By Ellen Feldman
| Divorced Girl Smiling
Many clients who are first getting divorced have no idea what mediation is and why they are doing it. If you’re reading this and you’re asking those same questions, you’re not alone. Many people hear about mediation but aren’t sure what it really is or what to expect. As a divorce mediator since 2007 (and a former practicing attorney), I’ve seen hundreds of couples go through the process—some who can barely sit in the same room together and others who come in ready to work things out.
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FDR and His Women

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By Edwin Grosvenor Verified, Ellen Feldman, Todd Belt, Paul M. Sparrow
| American Heritage Verified
In the FDR Library in Hyde Park, among the effects of Anna Roosevelt Halsted, the only daughter of Franklin D. and Eleanor Roosevelt, there is a scrap of yellowing paper, about four inches by five. It is covered with a penciled note in the kind of cryptic shorthand most writers I know and I myself use when insight or inspiration strikes. It begins, “ER: her garlic pills (Sis could smell them on her breath).” Unlike a chronology of events I later unearthed, the note was not a new discovery.
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Looking Beyond LDL in Cardiovascular Risk Screening for Women

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By Ellen Feldman
| Clinician.com Verified
By Ellen Feldman, MD Synopsis: In a 30-year prospective study of nearly 28,000 initially healthy U.S. women, baseline levels of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol or lipoprotein(a) independently and additively predicted major cardiovascular events. Source: Ridker PM, Moorthy MV, Cook NR, et al. Inflammation, Cholesterol, lipoprotein(a), and 30-year cardiovascular outcomes in women. N Engl J Med. 2024;391(22):2087-2097.
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