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What causes endometriosis? Scientists are closer to finding out

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By Berly McCoy, Regina Barber, Amina Khan, Rebecca Ramirez
| WRVO-FM (Oswego, NY) Verified
Since the age of nine or ten, Katie Burns has had debilitating pain from endometriosis, a condition where tissue resembling the uterine lining grows outside the uterus. For years, Katie was in the dark about what was causing her pain. Even after a diagnosis at age 20 it was hard to find relief, or even answers about her condition. Her search for better care is part of what led her to a career studying the disease, which affects tens of millions of people worldwide.
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Sabreen Jafry's "Ghalat Fehmi" Turns a Diasporic Lens on Punjab

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By Amina Khan
| Kajal Magazine Verified
Tags: Pakistan New York-based photographer Sabreen Jafry didn’t intend to do a series on Pakistan. She went into her trip with the idea of capturing as much as she could. She, like most Pakistanis, hates the American image of the country. She figured she could challenge it. Represent it as she saw it and, in the process, discover the things she saw.
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As Section 377 is struck down, a look back at an Indian photographer’s images of a queer movement

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By Amina Khan
| Scroll.in Verified
Looking through the early works of Indian photographer Sunil Gupta, I am struck by the purity of their intimacy, and the easy way in which he captured the warmth of his subjects. Gupta had not yet identified as an artist when he created the works, exhibited earlier this year at the Stephen Bulger Gallery in Toronto. He was still a recent immigrant to North America, and saw his interest in photography as a hobby.
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