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Ketamine: The Good, the Bad, and the Deadly (Update)

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By Sarah Kelsey Verified, Susan P. Weinstein
| Counselor Magazine Verified
The article in Counselor Magazine by Sarah Kelsey and Susan Weinstein, Ketamine: The Good, the Bad, and the Deadly, references the death of Friends star Matthew Perry concerning the growing trend of recreational use of the drug ketamine across the United States. Autopsy reports indicated that Perry died of the acute effects of an accidental ketamine overdose, with drowning, coronary artery disease, and buprenorphine listed as contributing factors.
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The Revolutionary Lens of Hazel Simpson: Redefining Cinema

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By Sarah Kelsey Verified, Aize Perez
| Women's Journal
By: Sarah M. Kelsey In the world of filmmaking, where the echoes of mainstream narratives often drown out the whispers of innovation, Hazel Simpson emerges as a beacon of originality and courage. With a career that spans across various facets of visual arts and theater, Simpson has carved a niche for herself in an industry that is notoriously difficult to penetrate, especially for independent female directors.
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These Scotiabank executives are…influential women

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By Sarah Kelsey Verified
| Ex Bulletin
For Stella Yong, Scotiabank's senior vice president and chief information officer of global technology applications, her biggest motivation is helping people. I'm a teacher at heart, she says, reflecting on the people she's mentored.I get great satisfaction from helping someone solve a problem or solve a problem [a situation] different. That passion is reflected in her daily life as a senior technology executive.
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