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Eva Clark

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Geese Are Never Swans Book Review

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By Kobe Bryant, Eva Clark, Mary Cosola
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 14+ Gritty take on teen swimmer fueled by grief and anger. Parents need to know that Geese Are Never Swans, created by Kobe Bryant and written by Eva Clark, is an emotional coming-of-age story about a teen boy dealing with his brother's suicide. After Gus' brother Danny hangs himself, Gus puts all of his energy into swimming and hopefully surpassing Danny's achievements. Gus is full of rage, ignoring all the signs of grief, anxiety, and depression, and alienates everyone in his life.
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Clinical Features of Chagas Disease Progression and Severity

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By Caryn Bern, Eva Clark, Antonio L Teixeira, María P
| Texas Medical Center
Keywords Chagas disease, Chagas cardiomyopathy, Progression, Severity Abstract Chagas disease, the most common form of nonischaemic cardiomyopathy globally, is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in Latin America. Chagas cardiomyopathy has a wide clinical spectrum and prognosis, which is primarily determined by the severity of left ventricular dysfunction. Chagas disease also affects the brain, particularly manifesting as cardioembolic strokes and cognitive impairments.
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New Model of Stress and Disease Provides Hope for People With Multiple Sclerosis

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By Michelle Fauver, Eva Clark, Carolyn Schwartz
| The Eastern Progress Verified
, /PRNewswire/ -- Stress has long been identified as a possible causal factor for multiple sclerosis (MS). A new article by Fauver, Clark, and Schwartz published in Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience describes the Developmental Model of Stress. It provides a research-based framework for understanding the role of thoughts and beliefs in disease development and treatment.
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