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Seeking agent for my memoir on what my psychic college friend shared about the future beyond her own death. @Cornell (1982) Freelance #writer #Binders #ASJA
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Can Macular Degeneration Cause Visual Hallucinations?

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By Maxine Lipner, Andrew Greenberg
| Verywell Health Verified
Macular degeneration can lead to visual hallucinations, known as Charles Bonnet syndrome, where people see things that aren’t there. These are linked to vision loss, but there are treatment options to help you manage them. Lauren Mulligan / Getty Images What Are Visual Hallucinations? Visual hallucinations linked to Charles Bonnet syndrome involve seeing things that aren’t there. In CBS, these hallucinations are not connected to mental health or cognitive issues.
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HER2-Low Breast Cancer Treatment

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By Maxine Lipner, Benjamin I. Leach
| Verywell Health Verified
HER2-low breast cancer, once challenging to treat, now has a targeted therapy option. Enhertu, approved in 2022, offers hope by specifically targeting cells with low HER2 levels. Daniel Llao Calvet / Getty Images For those with breast cancer, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) status is an important classification that allows for targeted treatment. HER2 is a protein associated with normal cell growth found in some breast tumors.
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11 Foods With More Protein Than an Egg

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By Maxine Lipner, Sohaib Imtiaz
| Verywell Health Verified
Many foods provide more protein than the traditional egg. skynesher / Getty Images You can get as much or more protein as in an egg from Greek yogurt, fish, red meat, tofu, beans, nuts, quinoa, and more. The amount of protein each person needs daily varies depending on their size. Highly active and pregnant people may need more protein. It’s essential to have a balanced diet. Vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, and fats are also important.
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