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It's well past time to speak up about the unspeakable Original
Dennis W. Pullin and Kevin M. O’Dowd Special to the USA TODAY Network The right to bear arms has existed since we became a nation. So, too, has the risk of violence that extensive gun ownership creates in our society. Unfortunately, recent mass shooting incidents, fueled by hatred or mental illness, have sparked a great deal of fear and confusion among Americans. As health care leaders, our concern centers on the treatment of those who are victims of senseless gun violence.
It's well past time to speak up about the unspeakable
Dennis W. Pullin and Kevin M. O’Dowd Special to the USA TODAY Network The right to bear arms has existed since we became a nation. So, too, has the risk of violence that extensive gun ownership creates in our society. Unfortunately, recent mass shooting incidents, fueled by hatred or mental illness, have sparked a great deal of fear and confusion among Americans. As health care leaders, our concern centers on the treatment of those who are victims of senseless gun violence.
It's well past time to speak up about the unspeakable
Dennis W. Pullin and Kevin M. O’Dowd Special to the USA TODAY Network The right to bear arms has existed since we became a nation. So, too, has the risk of violence that extensive gun ownership creates in our society. Unfortunately, recent mass shooting incidents, fueled by hatred or mental illness, have sparked a great deal of fear and confusion among Americans. As health care leaders, our concern centers on the treatment of those who are victims of senseless gun violence.
Compassion and COVID-19: We will get through the pandemic, together
By Stephen Trzeciak, Kevin O’Dowd, and Anthony Mazzarelli, Cooper University Health Care When facing disasters, generally people are moved by compassion. They usually come together and help each other. But not always. Pandemics are notable exceptions, historically. With earthquakes, wildfires and hurricanes, people unify. Throughout history, pandemics have been known to produce a detached, “survival of the fittest” mentality.
Opinion: How We Can Get Through COVID-19 Together
By STEPHEN TRZECIAK, KEVIN O’DOWD, AND ANTHONY MAZZARELLI March 27, 2020 at 9:33 AM Content Options When facing disasters, generally people are moved by compassion. They usually come together, and help each other. But not always. Pandemics are notable exceptions, historically. With earthquakes, wildfires, and hurricanes, people unify. Throughout history, pandemics have been known to produce a detached, “survival of the fittest” mentality.
Practical tips for coping with coronavirus anxiety in New Jersey
The current coronavirus outbreak has unfortunately become all-consuming in our daily lives. It is natural to feel a sense of fear and anxiety when we are dealing with the unknown. There are a number of coping mechanisms when faced with this type of uncertainty. We encourage you to focus on facts as well as things that are in your control.
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