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Why the mental cost of a STEM career can be too high for women and people of colour

Under-represented groups face chronic barriers, creating psychological — and physical — effects. The scientific community must ease this burden. Under-represented groups face chronic barriers, creating psychological — and physical — effects. The scientific community must ease this burden. ....

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The Case That Being Poor and Black Is Bad for Your Health

The public-health professor Arline T. Geronimus has spent a forty-year career researching how inequality takes a “weathering” toll on the body. ....

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Tolstoy's Hermit: Jay Schulkin

Jay Shulkin, a neuroscientist and philosopher of prodigious curiosity and energy, has died at age 70 of hepatic cancer. ....

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More Fun Than Fun: The Fly in The Room – The Wire Science

People usually ignore the fly because they do not appreciate its myriad mysteries. To change this is the challenge and the joy of science writing. ....

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'Weathering': The health effects of stress and discrimination

Written by Ana Sandoiu on February 26, 2021
Repeated exposure to socioeconomic adversity, political marginalization, racism, and perpetual discrimination can harm health. In this Special Feature, we explore this harmful effect, which is known as weathering.
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If there is one thing that the murder of George Floyd and the ensuing Black Lives Matter protests last year have made abundantly clear, it is this: Racism kills.
But racism and racial discrimination do not just jeopardize people’s lives directly, through violent acts and hate crimes perpetrated by those who hold racist beliefs.
Discrimination and marginalization can also slowly chip away at one’s health, causing those who are at the receiving end of discriminatory attitudes to age or even die prematurely. ....

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