Why public health needs a burst of light
Scientific writing, it seems, bears no light. It neither
“A Friend of Grief and Hope” by Laura Neibaur
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“A Prayer to my Father” by Hope Powell
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“Collective good” by Priyadarshini Rajendran
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Behind the Page: “… every one of us has a voice or some related means of expressing how we and those around us are affected by critical illness.”
In August of 2023, we released our fourth Open
Behind the Page: “… every one of us has a voice or some related means of expressing how we and those around us are affected by critical illness.”
In August of 2023, we released our fourth Open Call: How might we reimagine
Behind the Page: “I find poetry most effective as a medium when it comes to recognizing and confronting deep unconscious pain or trauma.”
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Behind the Page: “Summer Strolls to the Plaza, With Lupus”
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In August of 2023, we released our fourth Open Call: How might we
Behind the Page: “Working in Public Health Gave Me cPTSD. Recovery Made Me Unlearn Everything I Thought I Knew About Resilience.”
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Behind the Page: A Discussion About Men’s Mental Health
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