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Health
Ron Diskin: Mapping defenses against HIV
The race to find a cure for AIDS, one of Earth’s most pressing epidemics for more than three decades now, is often more of a chaotic relay. Thousands of international scientists must constantly revise their own projects to keep up with findings from across all scientific disciplines — always collaborating toward a common good, yet also trying to stay one step ahead of the competition.
Companions on a lonely journey to recovery
When Susan Kapadia was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009, she felt alone and depressed. Then she found the Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC) in Santa Barbara and started — bit by bit — to emotionally recover from it.
Fighting cancer: From loss to action
A calming shade of purple punctuates the Manhattan Beach office of the woman who founded the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN). In one corner, two teddy bears with purple ribbons add a comforting touch to the “living room” setting where Pamela Acosta Marquardt meets with visitors, staff and supporters.
Feel Well. Be Well. Act Well Workshop Proves to Decrease Stress and Increase Wellness
Torah Min Hashamayim:Some Brief Reflections on Classical and Contemporary Models- Rabbi Nati Helfgot
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