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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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The Fight Against the Ambler Road in Alaska Is Far From Over

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By Sarah D Gilman
| Sierra Magazine Verified
The State of Alaska wants to build a 211-mile road across the southern toe of the Brooks Range, currently one of the largest remaining roadless wildlands on Earth. The so-called Ambler Access Project would enable a series of mines for copper and other metals. President Donald Trump and other road proponents are acting like it’s a sure thing. But is it? In October, Trump reversed a 2024 federal decision to reject the Ambler Road.
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Inside the Movement to Grow More Native Seeds-and Why It Matters More Than Ever

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By Sarah D Gilman
| Audubon Verified
It was a golden afternoon, the sky velvet at its edges with dust and smoke and distance. Long hills smudged blue-gray spread away from the draw where botanist Molly Boyter led a small band of helpers. The view encompassed some of Washington’s last fragments of shrub steppe that haven’t disappeared under farms. By this time in late August 2024, most plants that thrive in these intact habitats—including where we stood, on a high plateau east of Wenatchee—had gone to seed.
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