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The Long Goodbye: Living with Alzheimer’s Disease
No cure. Not enough doctors, nurses, or trained caregivers. Years of research wasted. With an...
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Experts Grade Social Media Companies on Midterm Misinformation
The 2022 midterm election season is prime time for misinformation and disinformation on social media....
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Stirring the Pot: The Little Yoga Studio That Could
Limestone Post columnist Ruthie Cohen says Crystal Orly’s Ekah Yoga studio, pre-pandemic, was a community...
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Kinsey Institute Still on the Cutting-Edge after 75 Years
Alfred Kinsey’s book Sexual Behavior in the Human Male was a milestone in the study...
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Monroe County, IU Preparing for Mpox Virus
Since May, the U.S. has gone from zero to more than 15,000 cases of monkeypox,...
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988 Mental Health Lifeline to Include System of Care
The increase in mental health issues has led to the creation of the 988 Suicide...
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Sheila Kennedy: Civic Literacy ‘Critical’ to a Functioning Democracy
Sheila Suess Kennedy, Emerita Professor of Law and Public Policy, says that when people don’t...
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‘We Were Already in This Together’: Pandemic Times in Intentional Community
People living in intentional communities engage daily in cooperative living. How were they affected by...
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The Pandemic Changed How Local Recording Studios Make Music
Bloomington’s recording studios have faced many pandemic challenges over the past two years. Jim Manion,...
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Cancer Requires a Continuum of Care — and an ‘Army’ to Defeat It
Surviving cancer depends on many factors, but dealing with it requires help. It’s not a...
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Two Novels by Indiana Authors ‘Deliver Their Own Form of Rebellion’
Yaël Ksander reviews two debut novels by Indiana authors that address the question “Can a...
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‘Shop Tails: The Animals Who Help Us Make Things Work’ by Nancy Hiller
You won’t get too far into Nancy Hiller’s new book, Shop Tails: The Animals Who...