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We're in a constitutional crisis. Don't sit this one out

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By Jessica Foreman
| Austin American-Statesman Verified
Texans know a thing or two about political theater. The outrage cycles, the grandstanding, the talking heads. It's easy to assume that what's happened in President Donald Trump's first 100 days is politics as usual. But don't be fooled - what we're witnessing isn't the usual political noise. The president is pushing the boundaries of the law, and the guardrails of democracy are starting to give way. That strain has now reached a breaking point.
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"Lifestyle Attitudes and Habits in a Case Series of Patients With Cance" by Kimberly Siu, Isabel Martinez Leal et al.

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By Kimberly Siu, Isabel Martinez Leal, Natalia Heredia, Jessica Foreman
| Texas Medical Center
Abstract Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is associated with increased cancer risk and poor cancer prognosis. The current study applied a mixed methods approach to better understand attitudes about making lifestyle changes and current dietary and physical activity behaviors among cancer patients with MetS at a cancer center and to explore the suitability of brief lifestyle questionnaires to help providers understand their patients' lifestyle attitudes and habits.
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A Randomized Controlled Trial Evaluating the Effects of Social Networking on Chronic Disease Management in Rheumatoid Arthritis

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By Maria A. Lopez-Olivo, María López-Olivo, Jessica Foreman, Cheuk H Leung, Heather Lin Verified
| Texas Medical Center
OBJECTIVE: Social networking has been shown to improve health outcomes in certain patient populations. While patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) increasingly use social networking to communicate with peers, the effects of these interactions are largely unknown.
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