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Syphilis: Shifting trends in BC and new tools for clinical practice
Syphilis, caused by the spirochete Treponema pallidum, is a sexually transmitted infection that can lead to significant adverse outcomes across organ systems if left untreated.[1] Syphilis has a well-earned reputation as “the great imitator,” as it can impact any organ system and present in a variety of ways. Because no immunity develops, reinfection after treatment is a risk with subsequent exposures. Infectious syphilis is usually categorized into primary, secondary, and early latent syphilis.
Evading the Toll booth: How “silent” flagellins may bind yet fail to activate TLR5
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Miyake’s Layers | Issue 44 | n+1 | Haley Mlotek, Su Wu, hannah baer, Nicole Lipman
At every fashion job I’ve ever had there’s been a certain brand or designer or aesthetic that everyone adopts, no matter their taste or preference, for good reason: it’s good. At my last job, people would wear it with sneakers on our hikes up the mountain, or brush nonexistent dust off it after sitting down on the subway, and there was always a moment of eye contact at the coffee shop between two customers who noticed they were dressed in identical pants.
Who decides if you're mentally ill?
Abby walks into my office, sits down, and tells me she has been struggling with “sex addiction”. When I ask about this, she tells me of sleeping with a handful of people in the past few months at college. I try to listen supportively while also inviting her to consider her behaviour in a way that doesn’t pathologise it. “So you think I may be delusional, or psychotic, for thinking it’s sex addiction?” She doesn’t seem to be trying to pressure me, she really wants to know.
Miyake’s Layers | Online Only | n+1 | Jane Hu, Haley Mlotek, Su Wu, hannah baer, Nicole Lipman
At every job I’ve ever had in fashion there’s always a certain brand or designer or aesthetic that gets adopted by everyone, no matter their taste or preference, for good reason: it’s good. For the job I most recently worked, I still see it the second I step foot out of my apartment.
Peter Coleman’s “The Way Out” and the Roots of Political Polarization
NOVEMBER 11, 2021 EARLIER THIS YEAR, there was a moment of escalated violence in Palestine/Israel when US liberals and leftists seemed momentarily more aware of the conflict. A common thread in the public statements I encountered, on social media and in conversation, was that we should no longer describe the colonization of Palestine as “complicated.” In 2011, the theorist Peter T.
Student athletes, counselor share experiences, perspectives on balancing school, life
Bing Hudson, Varsity Men’s track runner and senior is a busy student athlete. He says that the best way that he manages his stress is to find a balance. “I just try to balance things as much as possible,” he said. “So, when I’m at track, I’m at track and I’m doing everything for track. But then outside of track, I know that I have to get school done before that because if you don’t get it done then you obviously can’t compete.
In light of National Athletic Training month, students, trainers discuss importance of its role in shaping athletes
Athletic trainer and senior Jessica Frazer, has helped out with the men’s basketball team and the women’s soccer teams. She said her responsibilities vary. “I am in charge of monitoring injuries that happened during practice since no adult athletic trainers are there and doing basic first aid and helping with injury ice,” Frazer said.
Wrestling team begins season amid pandemic, practices new safety procedures
For all sports, everything including practices, games and matches has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Carmel wrestling team has also been adapting to new rules and regulations. In order to prevent the spread of the virus, there have been some changes made to the way practices are structured. One of these new changes includes keeping wrestlers in groups of six. They do not wrestle outside of their assigned group.
Athletes with prior injuries reflect on physical therapy, explain benefits both physically, mentally
For athletes like Justin Pickett, varsity football player and senior, injuries are pretty common in sports. Throughout his athletic career, which included both football and basketball, he broke his ankle, foot and leg. Those injuries required him to go through physical therapy. Pickett said that rehabilitation can be challenging for athletes, but it can also strengthen them mentally and physically in the long run.
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