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The best journalism of 2020: Covering racial justice

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By Feven Merid, Lovey Cooper, Tina Vasquez, Rose Rimler Verified
| Columbia Journalism Review Verified
This year, many news outlets covered widespread opposition to racism and police brutality—from the knee–jerk responses to the more substantive efforts—with a newfound urgency. They also grappled with their own legacies, applying a critical lens to their pasts, locating the same rotten systems at play in their archives—a process that has helped surface  critical, long-suppressed conversations.
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Sleeping in Two Shifts: A History of Biphasic Sleep (Podcast with Transcript)

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By Rose Rimler Verified
| Sleep Review Verified
This episode of the “Sleep Review Conversations” podcast features A. Roger Ekirch, PhD, and Siobhan Banks, PhD, discussing biphasic, or segmented, sleep patterns. Ekirch brings a historian’s perspective and Banks brings the modern-day perspective of a sleep researcher. Ekirch’s book on the history of nighttime and sleep is At Day’s Close: Night in Times Past. Banks’ essay on biphasic sleeping can be found on The Conversation.
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Why Digital Workflows Are Gaining Ground in Dental Sleep Medicine

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By Rose Rimler Verified
| Sleep Review Verified
Are you still taking physical impressions for oral appliances? That might not be the case for long. The landscape is changing as more and more dentists, labs, and patients grow accustomed to digitally produced oral appliances. The digital workflow starts in the dentist’s chair with an intraoral scanner like the 3Shape Trios or 3-D scans of the patient’s mouth and airway.
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