Seeing through each other's lenses let Anna and Jordan Rathkopf learn what they missed.
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 Jordan Rathkopf
A husband and wife photographed each other during her cancer journey. Here is what they learned In 2016, at the age of 37, Anna Rathkopf was diagnosed with breast cancer. Anna and her husband, Jordan, both photographers, began documenting Anna's treatment and the way cancer affected their entire family. But they didn't look closely at the images until years later, when they began collecting photographers for a book. Read more. By Anna Rathkopf and Jordan Rathkopf You can also listen to them discuss the project on the "First Opinion Podcast." |
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RFK Jr. declared war on chronic disease. First comes the battle over priorities The epidemic takes on a different tone and tenor depending on what you focus on and where you look. If you were on the commission, what priorities would you choose? Read more. By Isabella Cueto and J. Emory Parker More on MAHA:
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Inside the rise of Tracy Beth Høeg, the Covid contrarian shaping FDA vaccine policy Colleagues described FDA adviser Tracy Beth Høeg to STAT as thoughtful, data-driven, and willing to engage with those who disagree with her. Still, critics and skeptical agency employees are worried she will push for needless scrutiny of vaccines, making it more difficult for people to protect themselves against harmful diseases. Read more. By Lizzy Lawrence
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