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Racial, ethnic, and regional disparities in HIV testing during the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA: a nationwide, retrospective, observational study using National Clinical Cohort Collaborative data
Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Campbell, CK ∙ Lippman, SA ∙ Moss, N ∙ et al. Strategies to increase HIV testing among MSM: a synthesis of the literature AIDS Behav. 2018; 22:2387-2412 2. Hamilton, DT ∙ Hoover, KW ∙ Smith, DK ∙ et al. Achieving the “Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S.” incidence reduction goals among at-risk populations in the South BMC Public Health. 2023; 23:716 3.
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Spinal Pain, Chronic Health Conditions and Health Behaviors: Data from the 2016–2018 National Health Interview Survey
3. Results After the three data files were appended for the 3 years, the sample was 55,220. After cases with missing values were excluded, the study sample was 26,926 (see Supplementary Material, Table S1 for data flow chart). Table 1 shows the prevalence of neck pain only, low back pain only, and spinal pain by age, sex, race/ethnicity, education, and earnings. These conditions were most common in the older age groups, with low back pain being the most prevalent condition at all ages.
Bidirectional Comorbid Associations between Back Pain and Major Depression in US Adults
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York Beach + New England Cheap Travel Blog
Share this New England story on Nubble Lighthouse, Valentine’s Day Weekend 2022 Nubble Lighthouse in York, Maine is always a beautiful sight, no matter what time of the year. Mid-February 2022, however, brought extra love for visitors to the legendary lighthouse with a huge heart-shaped wreath right next to the Nubble.
Enjoy These 6 Beautiful Walks Near Boston
The Thrifty New England Traveler is a blog of VisitingNewEngland, a web site that features real New England travel stories told by a lifelong local. Eric HurwitzMarch 6, 2019August 13, 2019 The Thrifty New England Traveler Looking to escape the hectic pace of Boston? No worries, you don’t have to travel too far to enjoy some truly beautiful walks near Boston. Some are famous destinations, others barely known.
Watching a Spectacular Sunrise in North Walpole, Mass.
Have you ever been on vacation and been inspired by a sunrise at the ocean, the mountains or some other scenic backdrop? That memory can last days, months, even years as a memoir of peace, solitude and scenery. And while we don’t have the ocean or mountains here in Walpole, the chance to witness a memorable sunrise at several areas in town is quite possible.
Father's Kitchen and Taphouse, Sandwich, MA
This welcoming, cozy restaurant features delicious comfort foods and 41 rotating craft beer lines Snug dining booth at Father's Kitchen and Taphouse. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story updated on 2/20/2020. On a cold, rainy November day on Cape Cod, warm lights emanate from Father's Kitchen and Taphouse on Route 6A in East Sandwich, Mass., inviting locals to come in from the harsher elements of New England weather. And that they do.
Dining at the Top of the Newburyport Lighthouse, Newburyport, MA
Why this special occasions destination is beacons above a typical dining experience A marriage proposal at the Newburyport Lighthouse. Photo, courtesy of The Lighthouse Preservation Society. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story created on 11/12/2019. Imagine climbing 55 winding stairs and a six-foot ladder through a narrow hatch, en route to an eight-foot in diameter room at the top of a lighthouse to experience an unforgettable romantic meal with a view.
Finding the Center of Delicious Handmade Chocolates at Watson's Candies in Walpole, Mass.
This timeless old-fashioned candy store has kept its amazing chocolate candy recipes intact since the early 1930s. and that's a good thing! Watson's Candies. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story created on 11/5/2019. Stepping into the main room at Watson's Candies in Walpole, Mass. reveals another time, another place, another world.
CJ's Great West Grill, Manchester, NH
This gem of a family-friendly restaurant takes on a entirely different approach than the typical American restaurant, courtesy of a talented woman in a pink chef's jacket CJ's Great West Grill. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story created on 11/1/2019.
Why the Coast Guard House in Narragansett, RI is a Must -Visit Dining Destination
A detailed look at one of New England's most iconic, beloved coastal restaurants Coast Guard House Restaurant. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story created on 10/8/2019. The Coast Guard House restaurant in Narragansett, R.I. reveals a scene that people dream about when envisioning what makes coastal southern New England so memorable.
Cheesy Street Grill - Westborough, Natick, Wellesley MA - Gourmet Grilled Cheese
Grilled cheese creations and tomato bisque highlight a creative gourmet menu not typical for highway eateries Lisa Dowd, owner of Cheesy Street Grill. Photo credit: Todd Fairchild Photography, West Hartford, Conn. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story created on 10/7/2019. Let's face it, finding something delicious to eat at highway service plazas isn't exactly like going down Easy Street.
Why Jonathan's Restaurant is a Must-Visit Dining Out Destination in Ogunquit, Maine
Jonathan's slogan has always been to eat well, but the joy goes well beyond the food Jonathan West, owner of Jonathan's Restaurant in Ogunquit. Photo credit: Lauryn Hottinger. Article by Eric Hurwitz, @newenglandinfo. Story created on 10/5/2019. When seeking an outstanding place to dine out in Ogunquit, Maine, the best option would be to go home. Specifically, Jonathan West's home. This isn't just any old home, however.
See the 2019 October Pumpkin Patch at Epiphany Parish of Walpole, Mass.
Eric HurwitzSeptember 30, 2019September 30, 2019 Boston, Day Trips, Fall, Get Inspired, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Attractions, The Thrifty New England Traveler Pumpkin Patch at Epiphany Church in Walpole, Mass. (photo by Eric) The Epiphany Church of Walpole, Mass., will be holding its annual Pumpkin Patch through October 31, 2019, at 62 Front St., across from the Walpole Town Common.
Enjoying Summer at Short Sands Beach, York Beach, Maine
Short Sands Beach, York Beach Maine (photo by Eric) New England has so many great beaches, but my favorite is Short Sands Beach in York Beach, Maine. Framed by rocky coast, magnificent old oceanfront homes, arcades, and a lively, small downtown, Short Sands Beach best captures the essence of summer in New England for us with its classic Maine sights, sounds and that wonderful and refreshing salt air smell.
Chiropractors in the United States Rarely Perform Spinal Manipulation for Chronic Lower Back or Neck Pain When It Is Inappropriate
Research Brief Millions of Americans suffer from chronic lower back pain (CLBP) and chronic neck pain (CNP). Both are common, but CLBP affects more Americans than any other type of chronic pain. Together, CLBP and CNP cost the health care system over $86 billion annually and cost employers over $20 billion annually in lost work. Chiropractic treatment, which often includes spinal manipulation, has been proven effective in treating CLBP and CNP.
The Thrifty New England Traveler
The Thrifty New England Traveler is a blog of VisitingNewEngland.com, the travel site for New England. Booking.com Eric HurwitzMarch 20, 2016February 6, 2019 Cheap, Get Inspired, Maine, New England Walks, Scenic New England, The Thrifty New England Traveler Beyond scenic Acadia National Park.
Scenic North Street in Walpole, Mass.
Scenic North Street in Walpole, Mass., goes against the suburban grain. Most of the main roads within 20 miles of Boston consist of densely populated neighborhoods, strip malls and building after building. Not North Street! Turning onto North Street from Route 109 in Westwood and past the beloved Bubbling Brook Ice Cream Stand reveals something that looks more like a picturesque rural Vermont scene (without the mountains, though).
Walpole Photo of the Week: Fall Colors at the Aggie School
Contrary to popular belief, New England fall colors don’t just exist in vacation areas. Look out your backdoor, in the town center, at the local park, and on tree-lined residential streets. The fall colors start to burst with brilliancy at this time of the year. On Route 1A at the Norfolk County Agricultural School in Walpole, Mass.,, two trees traditionally become a sideshow to passersby with the most vibrant reds you’ll ever see.
The Best Apple Cider Doughnuts in New England
Apples and apple cider are food and drink staples of the New England fall season (and beyond), but let’s not forget about apple cider doughnuts. They are incredibly tasty, filling and don’t cost too much dough. Sorry for that pun. A growing number of farm stands, bakeries, doughnut shops (makes sense to me!) and even supermarkets (not always a pretty picture) in New England feature apple cider doughnuts, especially in the fall.
October Pumpkin Patch at Epiphany Church in Walpole, Mass.
The Annual Pumpkin Patch at the Epiphany Church in downtown Walpole, Mass., proves that some of the most classic New England fall attractions can be located right in your own hometown. Juxtaposed with a classic town common and the historic 19th century church, thousands of pumpkins brighten up a fall scene that conjures up images of being on vacation rather than something so close to home. Fortunately, that special time of year has arrived! The 2018 Pumpkin Patch runs through Oct.
5 Underrated, Beautiful New England Fall Foliage Destinations
If you love the New England fall foliage season but would rather “leaf” behind the overwhelming tourist crowds, have no worries. New England offers many less traveled, beautiful autumn destinations that will allow you to focus better on what you came here for in the first place — that is, the colorful leaves, the surrounding scenery and a bit of classic New England fall flavor.
Just Got Back From: the Hidden Side of Western Massachusetts
The Berkshire Mountains of Western Massachusetts receive a lot of travel attention and rightfully so — the mountains, rolling hills, lakes, picture-perfect towns and plenty of culture make for appealing destinations. The Berkshires’ popularity, however, takes away from some other nearby areas that, in their own right, offer peaceful, scenic and interesting areas that should be explored, also.
Spectacular Views from Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, Maine
The views along the roads, beaches and trails in Acadia National Park are spectacular, but the ocean-meets-the-mountains scenery take on new heights at Cadillac Mountain. At 1,530 ft., Cadillac Mountain is not only the tallest mountain in Acadia, but also the entire eastern seaboard.
Boston Public Garden: Spectacular Flower Gardens, Swan Boats
Eric HurwitzSeptember 11, 2016February 7, 2019 Boston, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Attractions, New England Scenic Viewpoints, New England Walks, Summer In New England, The Thrifty New England Traveler If you feel wilted from trying to find the right Boston travel attractions, then the solution to blossoming your “Hub of the Universe” vacation is by visiting the Boston Public Garden in the heart of the city.
Manipulation and mobilization for treating chronic low back pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis
A total of 7,360 published citations were captured from January 2000 to March 2017, of which 6,663 were screened at title or abstract level according to the broad eligibility criteria. This search also included studies on neck pain, which are not reported here. We retrieved full text for 711 articles; of these, 334 were identified as RCTs on either neck pain or low back pain.
The Goldenrod: a York Beach Maine Restaurant, Candy, Gift and Ice Cream Store
You know summer is on the way when The Goldenrod in York Beach, Maine, reopens for the season. This beloved restaurant, candy and gift store, and ice cream shop has been around since 1896 and is best known for its “Goldenrod Kisses” salt water taffy which is made on the premises.
HIDDEN GEMS: West Brookfield, one of New England’s most beautiful small towns
By Eric Hurwitz Editor’s note: The following is part of a series, featuring lesser known vacation spots and day trips within a few hours of Walpole and Medfield.
'A community more than anything else'
By Eric Hurwitz / Wicked Local correspondent Those who want an alternative to visiting the same old places and avoiding stressful tourist traps in New England should consider visiting Wickford Village, Rhode Island, as a travel destination savior.A historic, coastal tree-lined, white picket fence village in North Kingstown dating back to 1709, Wickford Village impresses with its scenic waterfront views, historic large clapboard houses and majestic churches built right up against the brick...
HIDDEN GEMS: Wolf Hollow in Ipswich
By Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Staff Editor’s note: The following is part of a series, featuring lesser-known vacation spots and day trips within a few hours of Dedham, Dover, Medfield, Norwood, Sharon, Sherborn, Walpole and Westwood.If you are tired of following the pack when experiencing Massachusetts travel, then Wolf Hollow in Ipswich should have you howling with delight at this fascinating North Shore attraction.Wolf Hollow offers visitors a chance to view North American gray wolves (and...
11 Great Spots to Have a Picnic in New England
Eric HurwitzMarch 4, 2014December 27, 2018 Connecticut, Day Trips, Free, Get Inspired, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont What a great spot for a picnic: Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, Maine (photo by Eric ) There’s nothing like getting outside on a good New England weather day to enjoy a picnic. It’s even better when the chosen location is full of scenery, peace and quiet.
ONE DISH: Walpole's Ever So Humble Pie Company
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent Being the business owner of a pie shop is not as easy as pie, and the road to arrive at this slice of Americana is not much easier.The fruits of labor to realize a career passion, however, can never be fully measured.Andrea Taber, 61, worked 25 years as a nurse and loved her profession, but felt “a bit burned out,” and needed a change.
ONE DISH: Norwood's Colonial House Restaurant
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent Editor's note: One Dish is a regular feature on restaurants in and around the towns of Dedham, Dover, Medfield, Norwood, Sharon, Sherborn, Walpole, and Westwood.The Colonial House Restaurant’s slogan, “In the Neighborhood,” perfectly reflects the friendly, close-knit community nature of this landmark Norwood business.
ONE DISH: Snowflakes Shavery in Sharon features shaved snow and bubble tea
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent Snowflakes Shavery in Sharon goes against all local food destination conventions, offering a selection of drinks, sweets, and snacks that would be impossible to find under one roof anywhere else.Alex Zhang, owner of Snowflakes Shavery, features two signature offerings: shaved snow and bubble tea.
Walpole High School robotics team moves full STEAM ahead at kickoff
Eric Hurwitz/Walpole Times Correspondent As a snowstorm saturated the Walpole landscape Saturday, the Walpole High School Robo Rebels FIRST team 1153 brainstormed on how to make its robot excel on a new playing field landscape for the FIRST Robotics 2017 STEAMWORKS game reveal.The Robo Rebels - consisting of 38 Walpole High School students - met with teachers and several mentors at the high school to view a live, global streaming program about this year’s competition.
One Dish: Tucked-away retro diner in Medfield
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent What’s an old-fashioned retro diner with counter, stools and a soda fountain doing in a bustling, sleek, modern downtown Medfield grocery store?Massachusetts-based Roche Bros. supermarket chain, which opened Brothers Marketplace neighborhood-style grocery stores in Medfield (2014) and Weston, decided that a diner would continue the beloved tradition of the former Lord’s Department Store luncheonette at this location.
ONE DISH: Raven's Vine and Tap in Walpole
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent Taking a coffee break can be good for business.
One Dish: More than a sandwich shop in Dover Cafe and Deli
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent Editor's note: One Dish is a regular feature on restaurants in and around the towns of Dedham, Dover, Medfield, Norwood, Sharon, Sherborn, Walpole, and Westwood.The Dover Cafe and Deli might be small in size, but it comes up big-time as a welcoming, friendly food destination that jam packs many menu offerings into its limited dining room and kitchen space.Looking like a combination of a sandwich and pizza shop, bakery, cafe, deli and diner (the counter...
ONE DISH: Village Manor serves up old school fare in Dedham
Eric Hurwitz/Wicked Local Correspondent Editor's note: One Dish is a regular feature on restaurants in and around the towns of Dedham, Dover, Medfield, Norwood, Sharon, Sherborn, Walpole, and Westwood.The Village Manor in Dedham proves that sometimes the greatest dining out treasures reside off the beaten path in the Boston area.Instead of traveling the most populated south of Boston roads that lead to myriad, modern commercial restaurants, a slight turn onto windy Sprague Street reveals...
The Mug serving up breakfast classics
The Mug serving up breakfast classics It was an early Monday morning, the day after several hundred people enjoyed breakfast during the weekend at the Mug‘n Muffin in Norwood center.A kitchen employee called in sick, so owner Dave Monaghan, without hesitation, took helm as the sole kitchen worker turning out one dish after another on a recognized restaurant industry off day that, nevertheless, still brought in the crowds.While cooking at a furious pace, Monaghan remained calm and amiable,...
ONE DISH: Spices well considered at Sharon's Coriander
ONE DISH: Spices well considered at Sharon's Coriander The spice coriander takes on different definitions depending upon geographical location.In the United States, the leaves and stalks of the plant are known as cilantro, while the seeds are called coriander. In the United Kingdom, the exact opposite occurs with the leaves and stalks defined as coriander while the seeds are known as cilantro.
Hairpin Turn on the Mohawk Trail: You Could be Here This Fall
Eric HurwitzSeptember 7, 2016November 15, 2019 Fall, Get Inspired, Massachusetts Attractions Scenic fall foliage views from the Hairpin Turn on the Mohawk Trail in Clarksburg MA (photo by Eric) Let’s face it, you don’t want any trial and error when searching for the sweetest Massachusetts fall foliage spots. That would be a waste of your time and money. Ideally, you want panoramic mountain views with lots of colors.
4 Peaceful Massachusetts Town Commons to Enjoy Fall Foliage
Eric HurwitzAugust 26, 2016November 15, 2019 Fall, Get Inspired, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Attractions, Massachusetts Town Greens While the crowds of tourists flock to New England’s most popular fall foliage destinations, you can feel good about taking in the colors in small, uncrowded Massachusetts towns that most people don’t even know exist. Have you ever heard of Wendell, Royalston, Hardwick and Belchertown?
ONE DISH: Good Food Store and Deli in Walpole
Editor's note: This is part of a series on local restaurants. The Good Food Store and Deli in Walpole has been on a “roll” for 25 years with no signs of being “sandwiched” by the growing number of local competitors.The late George Donaruma lovingly crafted his business from day one, first selling specialty food items and produce, but then transforming the space into a full service deli.
2019 Travel: 6 Amazing Under The Radar New England Destinations
If you are looking to discover amazing New England hidden gem family-friendly destinations for your 2019 travel, I highly recommend the following gems… Pawtuxet Village, R.I. (photo by Eric) Warwick and Cranston, Rhode Island — the second and third largest cities in Rhode Island, respectively — share one of the most charming, hidden historic neighborhoods in southern New England that is only an hour’s drive from Boston.
ONE DISH: Good Food Store and Deli in Walpole
Editor's note: This is part of a series on local restaurants.By Eric HurwitzWicked Local CorrespondentThe Good Food Store and Deli in Walpole has been on a “roll” for 25 years with no signs of being “sandwiched” by the growing number of local competitors.The late George Donaruma lovingly crafted his business from day one, first selling specialty food items and produce, but then transforming the space into a full service deli.
ONE DISH: Clyde's Bar and Grill in Walpole
Clyde’s Grill and Bar in Walpole bills itself as “Rte. 1’s Best Kept Secret,” but that slogan might have to head into the sunset soon at this southwestern-style restaurant.On a Saturday afternoon around 4 p.m., 30-plus people line up to be served in the modestly-sized dining area.
HIDDEN GEMS: Gillette Castle, East Haddam, CT
Editor's note: The following is part of a series, featuring lesser known vacation spots and day trips within a few hours of Walpole and Medfield.The Gillette Castle at Gillette Castle State Park in East Haddam, Connecticut reigns as one of New England’s most interesting travel attractions: a complex 14,000 square foot stone castle that was once the semi-retirement home of a late 18th century celebrity.William Gillette, an actor, playwright and director best-known for turning Sir Arthur Conan...
ONE DISH: Clyde's Bar and Grill in Walpole
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