As a Journalist Who Was an Early Domestic Violence Victim, Writing and Teaching Have Been the Best Medicine
Booze fueled my violent marriage and low self-esteem
Kids With Obesity Need Acceptance From Family and Friends, Not Just Better Diet Tips, to Succeed at Managing Their Weight
Slimming down requires much more than attention to diet and exercise
The Intersections of Weight Stigma, Mental Wellbeing & Health Disparities
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Energy drinks are heavily marketed to teens, but they can have detrimental effects
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