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Sara Johnson

  • Senior Editor, Homepage and Social Media, Fox News
Atlanta, New York
As seen in: Fox News, HuffPost, Wiley Online Library, Wix Blog, Taylor & Francis Online, The BMJ, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, Medscape, Tampa Bay Times, Education Week and
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Improving Quantitative Measurement of Identity Exploration and Commitment Processes: Recommendations for Using Existing Measures and Creating New Ones

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By Sara Johnson, Elisabeth L. de Moor
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT In this commentary, we evaluate the theoretical and conceptual strengths and weaknesses of two widely used measures of identity exploration and commitment processes and provide recommendations for using them and improving upon them.
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Impact of an online lupus self-management programme in an established, population-based cohort of adults with diagnosed SLE: a mixed-methods study

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By Sarah D Gilman, Sara Johnson, Gaobin Bao
| The BMJ Verified
Self-management (SM) is critical for people with lupus (PWL); however, they frequently face significant challenges participating in in-person SM programmes. This mixed-methods study examines the impact of Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly (SELF) on PWL, focusing on patient-reported outcomes and user perceptions of the programme’s effects. SELF demonstrated promising results in reducing disease activity and fatigue among specific participant subgroups.
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Forest Service must stop clearcutting lynx habitat

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By Sara Johnson
| Whitefish Pilot Verified
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed Canada lynx as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1999. Federal designation of “Lynx Critical Habitat” was intended to not only recover lynx but also recover the ecosystems upon which lynx depend for survival. Canada lynx are comparable to the bobcat in size and particularly distinguished by its long legs and large paws, which make it well-adapted to hunting in deep snow.
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