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Rebecca Chen

Los Angeles, United States
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Appeals court ruling on abortion medication is misguided, harms patients

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By Rebecca Chen
| The Seattle Times
The morning that the latest challenge to mifepristone came about, I was seeing a patient who sobbed openly about how difficult the decision to end her pregnancy was. She was already a mother of three and a nurse working a demanding schedule. She felt that she could not provide the care that another child deserved, and yet she felt selfish about that decision — even as she recognized she made it with her family in mind.
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Crisis Communication Readiness in the Age of Digital Transformation and GenAI: Insights From Hong Kong

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By Rebecca Chen, Yijing Wang, Xianzhu Jin
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has introduced unprecedented opportunities and risks for organizational crisis communication. These technologies, capable of producing human-like text, images, audio and video, are increasingly integrated into monitoring systems, stakeholder engagement, and content creation (Zerfass et al. 2024; Wang et al. 2025).
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Hakodateyama: Spring 2026’s Iconic Night Views in Hakodate, Japan

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By Rebecca Chen
| Ad Hoc News
Hakodateyama, Japan Discover Hakodateyama’s legendary Nachtblick in spring 2026, with clear skies, cherry blossoms, and extended Seilbahn hours perfect for US travelers. Hakodateyama, Japan, Travel Spring 2026 ushers in ideal conditions for visiting Hakodateyama in Hakodate, Japan, where the legendary Nachtblick Hakodate shines amid mild temperatures and lingering cherry blossoms.
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