
Rethinking Authorship: A Reflection
In college, authorship was a straightforward formula. You wrote the paper, and your name was at the top. Such credit meant ownership, a direct connection between you and every word.

In college, authorship was a straightforward formula. You wrote the paper, and your name was at the top. Such credit meant ownership, a direct connection between you and every word.

I have always loved running. The escape into the outdoors, the freedom to postpone decisions, and the challenge to my muscles and lungs all help me calm my body, regulate

The Health Resource Network, a US-based non-profit health education organization, launched its first annual Stress Awareness Month campaign in 1992 to raise public awareness of the dangers of stress, as

Access to behavioral health care is a major challenge in Massachusetts and nationally. Behavioral health needs have risen in recent years due to the effects of the opioid crisis, the

Over the last few years early care and education programming has gained recognition for its substantial role in shaping long term outcomes for individuals, families and communities. A solid evidence

“Feel the fear and do it anyway.” 1 If you were asked, how many people do you think you could recall by name? 50? 150? 500? British anthropologist Robin