Huong Dang

Huong Dang * July 30, 2026 Arlington, VA At the not-so-wise age of twenty-one, I graduated college and moved to Arlington, VA for my first big girl job. There, I was introduced to recreational biking. Northern Virginia boasted an extensive trails system that connected where I lived to Washington D.C. and Maryland. A common past-time was to ride the trails for exercise.

As a recent transplant, I was anxious to begin establishing a life in Minneapolis. Prior to my move, I lived in the Highland neighborhood in Denver. Although the neighborhood was somewhat walkable and bikeable, motordom reigned supreme. The collective car-brained mindset was further exacerbated by public transit under-serving Northwest Denver. The 32 bus connected Highland to Union Station, the region’s transit hub. I remember chatting with a neighbor about the route.

Prevalence and impact of cognitive impairment assessed by Mini-Cog in hospitalized cardiac rehabilitation referrals Autores: Chad M. House, Huong Dang, Ann Moriarty, William G. Nelson Localización: REC: CardioClinics, ISSN-e 2605-1575, Vol. 58, Nº. 4, 2023, págs.