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Pamela Weintraub

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  • Senior Editor of Psychology, Aeon
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As seen in: Aeon, CNN, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Life, NBC News, Psychology Today, The Atlantic, Flipboard, Reader's Digest (U.S.), Miami Herald and
magazine-maker+writer+long-form editor: @aeonmag @openmind_mag /eic print for popsci&Inside Cat's/Dog's Mind.Cure Unknown. Past: eic OMNI, exec editor Discover.

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National magazine writer and executive/features editor adept at story development and staff management across media. Specialist in science, health, and psychology at the crossroads of culture. Winner of the American Medical Writers Association Book Award for Cure Unknown. Garnered numerous honors for long‐form narrative, investigative,
and literary journalism acquired and edited for Discover since 2007. Deep roster of writers ranges from preeminent
journalists to emerging talents.

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Could an Underlying Infection Be Causing Your Fatigue?

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By Mo Perry, Pamela Weintraub Verified
| Experience Life Verified
Hidden, low-grade infections can quietly siphon energy. These include viral reactivations (such as EBV, the virus that causes mononucleosis), smoldering sinus or dental infections, postviral states, tick-borne illnesses, or gut or urinary infections that don’t clearly announce themselves. Any of them can lead to a persistently “on” immune system that keeps you feeling foggy and underpowered.
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The Best Foods to Balance Your Nervous System

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By Jill Metzler Patton, Pamela Weintraub Verified, Alexandra Smith
| Experience Life Verified
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Could ADHD Be Triggered by Early Childhood Trauma?

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By Michael Dregni Verified, Alexandra Smith, Richard Louv, Pamela Weintraub Verified
| Experience Life Verified
New research has identified an association between childhood trauma and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. “Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have been found to be probably significant predictors of many health conditions,” including ADHD, state the authors of a systematic review and meta-analysis, published in Brain and Behavior. The researchers examined 70 studies involving nearly 4 million participants. ACEs are experiences that threaten a child’s bodily, familial, or social safety.
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