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    • Featured Title — Resilience
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  • Buy
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    • Legacies of the Holocaust
    • Politics, Science, and Other Assorted Musings
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    • Pre-war
    • World War II
    • Post-war Germany
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  • Infectious disease,  Medicine,  Medicine & Politics,  Public health

    Ticked Off – What We Don’t Know About Lyme Disease

    May 28, 2019 /

    It’s tick season again, so I’m sharing this article that first appeared in Forbes in 2015 as a reminder of what to look for. Unfortunately, little has improved in our ability to diagnose Lyme since then. My best advice is to treat your clothes and shoes with Permethrin regularly and to do tick checks several times per day after being outside. Read more

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    From the Holocaust to Thalidomide: A Nazi Legacy

    May 28, 2019 /

    Although thalidomide, a drug first sold for morning sickness, was released in 1957, the heartbreak from its damage continues and lessons have not yet been learned—including the need for better research and corporate ethics, the need to care for those hurt by an “advance,” and the importance of strong and ethical oversight from government regulators like Frances Kelsey, the FDA reviewer who prevented the birth defects caused by thalidomide from occurring in the United States by blocking its approval. Read more

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