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Column| The “Stranger Things” finale: A shift towards passive viewers

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By Heidi Brown
| The Pitt News Verified
Can you imagine writing a finale so unsatisfying that your audience practically goes into mass psychosis, theorizing that a real final episode will be released? That’s the surreal reality the Duffer brothers, creators of the insanely popular “Stranger Things,” have faced since the release of their show’s final season. Many viewers were left in disbelief over how rushed, lazy and inconsistent season five felt — especially its last half. I couldn’t agree more with the criticism the show has received.
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Urinary incontinence in women

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By G. Willy Davila, Laura Martin, Heidi Brown
| The BMJ Verified
Summary Urinary incontinence in women is involuntary, spontaneous urine loss. It occurs with strenuous physical activity (stress incontinence), with an uncontrollable sense of urgency (urgency incontinence), or with both (mixed incontinence). It may be caused by alterations in anatomic support and/or neuromuscular function of the pelvic floor, or may be idiopathic. Risk factors are multifactorial and include history of pregnancy, older age, obesity, and some neurologic conditions.
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Striving for Rural Heat Resilience: A Systematic Literature Review

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By Anne-Lise Boyer, Minwoo Ahn, Ladd Keith, Heidi Brown
| ResearchGate
Anne-Lise Boyer, School of Landsca pe Architecture and Planning, University of A Minwoo Ahn, School of L andscape Architec ture and Planning, University of Arizona, 1040 N Ladd Keith, School of Landscape Architecture and Planning, University of Arizona, 1040 N Heidi E. Brown, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Mel and Enid Zuckerman Extreme heat, an increasing cause of weather-related deaths worldwide, poses escalating risks to both urban and rural communities.
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