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Digital journalist writing about the places where class, gender, race and sexuality intersect with pop culture and media. Freelance feature writer and essayist. Ghost-author for legal and technology thought leaders (or thought leader wannabes).

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I Have to Come Out Every Day, And It's Exhausting

I Have to Come Out Every Day, And It's Exhausting

The phrase "coming out" almost always conjures a single big, dramatic reveal: You do it once. But that isn't …

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Against the Ropes: For women boxers, it's a fight just to get in the ring

Against the Ropes: For women boxers, it's a fight just to get in the ring

More than a decade before Maureen "Moe" Shea was Hilary Swank's sparring partner in Million Dollar Baby, she …

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The Finger-Flagging Manicure for Ladies Who Are Into Ladies

The Finger-Flagging Manicure for Ladies Who Are Into Ladies

You are walking down an aisle in a grocery store. You see a woman in a cashmere twinset, flattering khakis an…

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6 Weird Things People Say When You Tell Them You Don't Want Kids

6 Weird Things People Say When You Tell Them You Don't Want Kids

I'm not a heartless, selfish, baby-hating bon vivant. But you'd think so based on the questions I get! Mo…

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Do This Don't: Wear Your $80 Sweatpants Everywhere

Do This Don't: Wear Your $80 Sweatpants Everywhere

When I first started working out, everything was simple. I started running, outside, because it was free. I l…

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The beat goes on ... somewhere

The beat goes on ... somewhere

n all likelihood, the rave scene died long before I was old enough to sneak out of my parents' house, let alo…

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Health psychology and advanced communication skills for prescribers

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By Rowan Yemm, Sarah BRown, Sarah Brown, Karen Hodson, Neil Thomas
| The Pharmaceutical Journal Verified
By the end of this article, you will be able to: Apply the principles of health psychology, COM-B and models of behaviour change to your consultations in practice; Establish the reasons for a patient’s medication-taking behaviours within a consultation; Outline how you would conduct an effective consultation to fully explore a patient’s beliefs and preferences; Understand how the principles of MI and SDM could be applied to your own practice.
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Using health psychology and advanced communication skills when prescribing

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By Rowan Yemm, Sarah BRown, Sarah Brown, Karen Hodson, Neil Thomas
| The Pharmaceutical Journal Verified
By the end of this article, you will be able to: Apply the principles of health psychology, COM-B and models of behaviour change to your consultations in practice; Establish the reasons for a patient’s medication-taking behaviours within a consultation; Outline how you would conduct an effective consultation to fully explore a patient’s beliefs and preferences; Understand how the principles of MI and SDM could be applied to your own practice.
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What happens after unionization? On International Workers’ Day, the fight goes on for fair contracts for medical trainees

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By Sarah BRown, Sarah Brown, Heidi Carpenter
| VISIBLE Magazine
On April 30, 2023, I received a text from my close friend from medical school, Heidi Carpenter: George Washington University Hospital (GWUH) residents successfully unionized in a landslide vote of 253-16. A first-year Obstetrics and Gynecology resident at the time, she (and others) strained under low salaries and systems-level changes out of their control.
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