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‘The Peace Of The Mask’ Has Been Most Refreshing

I am willing to concede that I may have been wrong about the importance of mask mandates, not from a viral transmission perspective, but from a social cohesion perspective.

MITRE-Harris Poll Survey Finds Half of Patients in the US Feel Ignored or Doubted When Seeking Medical Treatment

A new survey finds 52 percent of individuals feel their symptoms are “ignored, dismissed, or not believed” when seeking medical treatment. That number rises to 6-in-10 within the Hispanic community.

Reflecting on the Native Americans’ Vaccination Success

With ethnic minorities still lagging in vaccinations in the US, examples, and lessons from Native Americans efforts to vaccinate their communities should be learned from

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Taught Us Talk Is Cheap

To me, the most profound part of the famous "I Have a Dream" speech by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. came at the very beginning, and...