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Covering Covid, addiction, health disparities and the intersection of climate change & health for WBUR. Mom of 3 adventurous young men. Texan at heart. She/Her
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How Deep Friendships Build Resilience: A Conversation with Demond Martin

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By Martha Bebinger Verified, Grace Tatter Verified, Emily Jankowski
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How Deep Friendships Build Resilience: A Conversation with Demond Martin WBUR Reporter Martha Bebinger talks to entrepreneur and social justice leader Demond Martin about lessons from his new book “Friends of the Good," an exploration of how deep friendships boost our resilience in work and life.
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Brigham and Women's Hospital prepares for nurses strike

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By Martha Bebinger Verified
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More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital are set to strike on July 8. Leaders at the hospital, owned by Mass General Brigham, met with union members Thursday but failed to reach a contract agreement. No additional bargaining sessions are scheduled at this time. The outstanding issues are wages and health care contributions. The union wants a 3% pay increase in the first year of the contract and 4% in the second. Hospital negotiators haven’t offered any across-the-board raises.
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How to live better, and possibly longer, according to Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel

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By Martha Bebinger Verified
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Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from WBUR's weekly health newsletter, CommonHealth. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel has famously announced that he plans to forgo medical interventions after he turns 75. Writing for the Atlantic in 2014, the prominent bioethicist and oncologist explained that the risks of physical and mental deterioration, worsening quality of life, and diminished creativity all increase after that age.
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