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Marjorie Korn

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  • Medicine and Science Features Writer, Freelance
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He Adapted to Hemophilia as a Kid. Now, Advances Are Redefining What Life Looks Like for Him

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By Marjorie Korn Verified
| Men's Journal Verified
This article was published in partnership with Sanofi FFor most kids, childhood is measured by familiar defining events: pool hopping in the summer, flag football in the fall, snow sports come winter, bike rides in the thaw of spring. Having been diagnosed with hemophilia—a rare, genetic bleeding disorder—as a baby, AJ’s childhood often required more planning and caution than many of his peers.
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Antimicrobial Resistance and Women: The Time to Act Is Now

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By Marjorie Korn Verified
| HealthyWomen
1: Why is AMR a dangerous public health crisis? When you take medication for an infection, sometimes whatever is making you sick has been exposed to the medication enough that it has found a way to survive the drug. That process is antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Some parasites, viruses, bacteria and fungi are so resistant to the medications that treat them  that there are no treatments that work to stop the infection.
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Do Cold Plunges Actually Make It Harder to Build Muscle?

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By Marjorie Korn Verified
| GQ Verified
The preferred hangout for the swolest among us these days is a cold plunge. They’ve been touted by athletes and manosphere personalities as a way to supercharge recovery and boost immune system response. For many, notably Steve Aoki, cold plunge tubs are now backyard fixtures. But scientists just poured some cold water on the practice. A new study from the American College of Sports Medicine found that taking the plunge may undermine your lifting sesh.
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