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    LEARNING LIKE AN ADULT: DO IT RIGHT PLEASE AND THERE IS NO “OR”

    By: Aly Diana Recently, I had the opportunity to revisit the principles of andragogy. While these principles are theoretically sound, applying them in practice is challenging. This brief summary serves as a reminder of the importance of applying adult learning principles in our interactions with adults, including students, community members, and patients. We often default

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    • JANUARY 2, 2024
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    • DECEMBER 6, 2023
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    SHARING IS CARING:
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    By: Aly Diana The integration of data-sharing practices in health research marks a pivotal advancement in scientific discovery and public health. This shift towards open science is revolutionizing how we approach medical research, yielding profound benefits for society as a whole. Maximizing Utility of Research Data The primary advantage of data sharing lies in maximizing

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    • DECEMBER 5, 2023
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    By: Erni, Adhella Menur Breathing is a vital right for every living creature, and good air quality is essential for environmental survival and sustainability. Concerns over air pollution levels continue to grow, as over 95% of the world’s population breathes polluted air. Air pollution is described as a ‘silent public health emergency’ and ‘the new

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