Weekly News Update

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  • NPR shared how Asian founders are working to steer the narrative as beauty trends pull from their cultures.
  • The Washington Post gave advice on setting digital boundaries for chatty colleagues.
  • The New York Times observed, “The office monsters are trying to claw their way back to 2019.”
  • The Chronicle of Higher Education explained how to heal a wounded workgroup you inherit.
  • The Atlantic pondered Sheryl Sandberg's legacy as she departs Facebook.
  • WIRED shared that studies on the birth control pill still leave unknowns about its mental health effects; meanwhile, Ms. Magazine looked at a potential new male alternative.
  • Vox noted that expanding access to vasectomy care could help shift some of the burden of birth control.
  • The Washington Post explained how to calculate risk in the era of long COVID.
  • Chatelaine detailed what informed consent means in gynecological care.
  • Your Laugh of the Week comes from The New Yorker, with “Quiz: Is It Kate Bush, Eighties Nostalgia, or the Onset of a Fascist Apocalypse?”

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