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Kate Torgovnick May

Los Angeles
As seen in: The New York Times, The Washington Post, TED, Ted Blog, TED Ideas Blog, The Atlantic, CBS, SpoilerTV
Former writer at NCIS, TED Talks and JANE Magazine. Current Rubik's Cube enthusiast and documentary fanatic.
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3 lessons about what really matters in life, learned in the pandemic

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By Kate Torgovnick May
| TED
Alamy The last 6 months have been like no other. Since March 2020, every person on the planet has had their life shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic in some way. In the midst of the hardship and challenges, there’s been the sense among many people that this period has helped us evaluate our lives and focus on what’s truly important. And maybe, just maybe, we’ve learned something from this moment.
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5 Pieces of Essential Life Advice From Seniors

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By Kate Torgovnick May
| Pocket
It’s hard to feel a sweeping sense of perspective when you’re stuck in traffic, or feeling buried by work, or overwhelmed by family demands. But those are exactly the moments when some words of wisdom from your elders — the people who’ve been there, like the ones below — can come in handy.
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9 eye-opening facts about antibiotic resistance — and 1 hopeful approach to overcoming it

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By Kate Torgovnick May
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Alvaro Dominguez Imagine, for a moment, living in a world where strep throat wasn’t treatable. Where getting a cut or a blister could be life-threatening, even for people in countries with well-developed health systems. While this may seem far-fetched, that’s exactly what could happen if our antibiotics lose their ability to treat bacterial infections.
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