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  • Gen Z is done with the pandemic

    The Atlantic - For Carisa Parrish, a child psychologist at Johns Hopkins University, it’s not strange to see young people wanting to jump back into life after such an extended period of isolation, uncertainty, and personal loss, but she also doesn’t see enough attention or acknowledgment of the smaller joys that teens and adolescents lost during the pandemic’s first year.

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    Consumer Reports - A few smart steps can help you keep [your home safe] by protecting you against potential hazards, says Allysin E. Bridges-German, an occupational therapist with the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.

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