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Small towns may be on COVID 'red alert' with low number of cases

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By Leah Brennan Verified
| Stamford Advocate Verified
A hand sanitizer dispenser available at Johana's restaurant on Oct. 8 in New Milford. H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media map of conn credit In mid-October, Connecticut’s public health department unveiled a new tool devised to help communities keep tabs on the spread of COVID-19: A color-coded map that has levels tied to recommended actions for areas with greater caseload rates.
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The Baltimore area has great places to learn new dances, such as salsa, two-step or cha-cha

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By Leah Brennan Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
My lifelong passion for dancing started early. There were the short performances I’d put on for my family when Iwas a child. In late elementary school, I joined poms,a dance team that uses pom-poms and often got confused for cheerleading, and I experimentedwith swing dancing in college. I’ve two-stepped in Texas and have probably looked a little zany at Zumba class.
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A systematic review of ecological momentary assessment studies on weight stigma and a call for a large‐scale collaboration

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By Leah Brennan Verified, Leah Kaufmann, Angela Meadows, Hugh Bidstrup
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Weight stigma is broadly defined as the pervasive social devaluation that individuals perceive, experience, anticipate, and internalize because of their weight.1, 2 Experiences and perceptions of weight stigma can manifest in a variety of forms, such as negative depictions of individuals with higher weight in the media (e.g., characters Hitchcock and Scully in the popular sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine being depicted as lazy, dirty, and preoccupied and obsessed with food), negative...
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