Devorah Goldman
Contributing Editor at Mosaic Magazine
Contributing Editor at American Purpose
Contributing Editor at Public Discourse
Sensory & Consumer Science Researcher @UniRdg_FNS | Food Development, Choice & Liking | Psychology | work account but views my own | (she/her)
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2 months ago |
thepublicdiscourse.com | Devorah Goldman
Ozempic has hit a strange cultural nerve. At the 2023 Academy Awards, host Jimmy Kimmel joked that “everybody looks so great. When I look around this room, I can’t help but wonder, ‘Is Ozempic right for me?’” The audience laughed nervously. As with liposuction or Botox or anything that suggests a lack of unmediated beauty, Hollywood is skittish about admitting its affinity for the diabetes-turned-weight-loss drug.
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Nov 1, 2024 |
eppc.org | Devorah Goldman |Henry Olsen |George Weigel |Eric Kniffin
Published November 1, 2024 Side Effects “Your medical records are a mess,” announced a Wall Street Journal headline from October 24th, 2024. It goes on to assure us: “technology can help.” An October 26th editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine, meanwhile, sounds the exact opposite note. Co-authors Dr. Liam G.
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Oct 1, 2024 |
thepublicdiscourse.com | Devorah Goldman
Americans are confused about death. Or as anthropologist Shannon Lee Dawdy argues in her 2021 book, American Afterlives, they are “reinventing” it. The facts of death and grief are endlessly customizable, in Dawdy’s telling: a sort of cottage industry has arisen around planning, as one nurse consultant put it, “the best possible death.” Cryonic preservation, “death doulas,” even compost services for one’s remains: Americans can select from these and countless other end-of-life options.
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Jun 24, 2024 |
eppc.org | Devorah Goldman |Patrick Brown |Eric Kniffin |Andrew Walker
Published June 24, 2024Side EffectsIn March, the New England Journal of Medicine published an essay titled “What’s Lymphoma?” in which Dr. Benjamin Vipler recounted his elderly mother’s confusion at receiving medical test results on her phone. Her colonoscopy, an app notification informed her, indicated she had cancer. She did not realize that at first:The message, filled with medical jargon, included no explanation.
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Apr 24, 2024 |
eppc.org | Rachel Morrison |Carl R. Trueman |Devorah Goldman |Nathanael Blake
Published April 22, 2024PDFOn April 22, 2024, an amicus brief was filed on behalf of EPPC Scholar Rachel N. Morrison in the Seventh Circuit in support of a petition for rehearing en banc in Garrick v. Moody Bible Institute. The case involves whether religious organizations, such as Moody Bible Institute, can immediately appeal church autonomy determinations.
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