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Rebecca Forand

  • Public Information Officer, Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office
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Jersey native, journalism junkie, adventure seeker, dodgeball player, lover of all things outdoors. She/her.
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Survivors of Time: Why Horseshoe Crabs Matter More Than You Think

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By Rebecca Forand
| Ocean City Magazine
Something remarkable occurs each spring along the South Jersey shore. Under the glow of the moon, thousands of horseshoe crabs crawl onto the sandy beach in one of the largest spawning events on Earth. It’s a scene that feels almost prehistoric, and in many ways, is. “Horseshoe crabs are basically marine ancient arthropods.
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Digital collaborative care model with clinician-guided AI improves IBS symptoms

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By Rebecca Forand
| Healio Gastroenterology Verified
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: Clinician-guided AI tools can help expand access to personalized IBS care. A digital collaborative care model combining diet, behavioral therapy and clinician support improved IBS symptoms in 86% of patients.
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Cannabinoids exposure linked to lower risk for alcohol-associated liver disease

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By Rebecca Forand, Heather Biele Verified, Juan Pablo Arab
| Healio Gastroenterology Verified
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: Cannabis use was tied to lower risk for alcohol-associated liver disease among individuals with alcohol use disorder. These findings support pursuit of targeted cannabinoid-pathway therapies, not cannabis use.
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