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Heather Grey

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As seen in: Healthline, MSN, Medical News Today, Greatist, Bankrate, National Trust Magazine, Chestnut Hill Local, Social Anxiety Support (SAS), The Future State Of Podcast
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Still Waking Up With The Junkies, by Seez Mics

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By Stik Figa, Heather Grey, Bby Goyard
| The Future State Of Podcast
30 years ago, a new sports talk radio show called The Sports Junkies burst onto the DMV airwaves. The hosts were four regular guys with their own unique personalities all tied together by an everyman ethos. The format was an equal blend of traditional shock jock yucks, hyper-focused sports minutiae, inside jokes about their personal lives, and... well, listeners have spent the last 30 years trying to put their finger on exactly what makes The Sports Junkies unlike any other show.
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Ask the Advocate: How Can I Better Advocate for Myself as a Person of Color with Psoriasis?

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By Heather Grey
| Healthline
According to a report from the National Psoriasis Foundation, members of racial and ethnic minority groups often face challenges getting a psoriasis diagnosis and treatment. Compared with white community members, they’re more likely to live with undiagnosed psoriasis, more likely to have severe psoriasis, and less likely to have seen a dermatologist. A 2022 review identified multiple factors that may contribute to racial and ethnic disparities in psoriasis care.
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How Crohn's Disease Can Progress Over Time

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By Heather Grey
| Healthline
Crohn’s disease is a type of inflammatory bowel disease. It affects the gastrointestinal tract. Over time, Crohn’s disease can become more severe, especially if the inflammation that drives the disease isn’t well managed. As Crohn’s disease progresses, ongoing inflammation can start to damage to the digestive tract. This damage may lead to new or worsening symptoms that become harder to manage and impact your quality of life.
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