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Teachable Moments May Change Perspectives

I went to college to become a teacher. Actually, to become a middle school band director. Four years of college were great, but student teaching was how I learned to teach. Two excellent supervisory teachers helped me find my way, answered questions, and taught me useful lessons by their example.

Gene Therapy EtranaDez Allows Hem B Patients to Stop Prophylaxis

Nearly all men with moderate-to-severe hemophilia B given the experimental gene therapy EtranaDez (etranacogene dezaparvovec) in the HOPE-B trial have stopped using prophylactic therapies, full study results show. Trial data also indicated that EtranaDez, formerly known as AMT-061, is effective in people with antibodies against the viral vector…

Reflections on Pain After an Odd Jaw Bleed

It happened after a month of celebrations. First, it was Christmas and New Year’s. Then, it was my husband Jared’s birthday. Five days later, our daughter, Cittie, turned 3. Plus, we had just moved to a new home next to some uncles who kept inviting us to relatives’ birthdays…

A Glimmer of Hope Propels Me Through the Darkness

The Sacramento Christian Camp and Conference Center lies in New Mexico’s Sacramento Mountains at an elevation of 9,500 feet. It offers fresh air and magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. I’ve been visiting the camp for over 15 years and still get caught up in the extraordinary…

Returning to a Plant-based Diet This ‘Veganuary’

The U.K. charity Veganuary challenges people to eat only vegan foods in the month of January as part of an effort to promote health, protect the environment, and end animal farming. People choose to follow a vegan diet, which excludes all animal products such as eggs, dairy, and meat,…