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Working Mothers’ Careers, Mental Health Suffer During COVID-19 Pandemic
While the employment shock in the present crisis initially hit both genders, the COVID-19 public health crisis could have a major impact on women, especially on their career trajectories and the well-being of working mothers.
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Overcoming Barriers to Success in Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical Trials
Even modest delays in the progression of Alzheimer’s disease could dramatically alter the current trajectory and generate large health benefits.
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Vast Majority of Americans Support Wearing Masks, But a Deeper Look at Behavior Reveals Troubling Lack of Adherence
Many Americans say they support wearing masks, but theres a troubling number of people who do not wear masks and do not follow social distancing recommendations.
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What Can Your Hand Say About Your Cognition? Digit Length and Cognitive Abilities
Having a relatively longer ring finger compared to index finger (a difference that reflects individuals’ prenatal hormone milieu) is associated with less cognitive decline and dementia in older women, but not in older men.
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Parents’ Perspectives on the Effects of COVID-19 on K-12 Education, April-July 2020
Three-quarters of responding parents support or strongly support schools offering both remote and in-person instruction.
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COVID-19 and Addiction: 20 Pressing Questions Answered
Rosalie Liccardo Pacula and Adam Leventhal answer questions raised during “The Intersection of Two Pandemics: COVID-19 and Addiction” webinar.
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Has the Employment Recovery Stalled?
Data from the Understanding Coronavirus in America tracking poll shows almost no gain in employment in July.
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Are We Gearing Up for a Drug Rebate Rule Instant Replay?
The so-called “rebate rule” was reported dead in 2019. Here’s why that may not be entirely true.
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Counties in the Inland Empire and Central Valley Report High and Rising COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Many of these counties have also surpassed L.A. County in per-capita COVID-19 ICU patients. Many communities in the Inland Empire and Central Valley will keep working in work places that might be COVID-19 hot spots.
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Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Up 130% Since June 1
Perhaps most strikingly—and worryingly—Orange County has emerged as a hotspot with an ever accelerating rate of ICU use.
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