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Journalist + editor interested in health and justice, currently reporting on the IUD. Work in @slate, @marshallproj, @nytimes, @longreads. Opinions mine.
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There’s a type of breast tissue that can hide cancer. Here’s what to know about it.

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By Mia Armstrong-López
| Substack
Welcome to Doing Well. Today: An interview on breast cancer screening Health news we’ve found useful this week Word of the week: formulary What rights do you have to your medical records? We’re glad you’re here. Let’s get started! Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the U.S., behind skin cancer—around 1 in 8 women will face an invasive breast cancer diagnosis in her lifetime.
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Aging grandparents' first visit from Mexico was the greatest Christmas gift

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By Mia Armstrong-López
| Times of San Diego Verified
Licha, 86, and Pancho, 83, view the Grand Canyon for the first time during their Christmas visit. (Photo by Mia Armstrong-López/Zócalo Public Square) As my husband drove back from an evening visit to the botanical gardens with his grandparents, he pointed out the stars. Phoenix isn’t known to be a dark-sky city, but here the stars sparkled much brighter than what his grandparents were used to at their home in Puebla, a two-hour drive from Mexico City.
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Technology in public health: How AI and other technologies are changing health care

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By Mia Armstrong-López, Kitana Ford
| Substack
Welcome to Doing Well. Today: An interview on how technology is changing public health Health news we’ve found useful this week Word of the week: bioinformatics Headed to the pool or the beach? Recommendations to stay water-safe Let’s get started. Want to listen instead of read? Download the Substack app to access an audio version of our content. Technology affects nearly every aspect of our health.
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