
Jayne Feld
Executive Editor at SJ Magazine
South Jersey native, grieving mother, swimmer, journalist & Flyers fan
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1 week ago |
nextavenue.org | Jayne Feld
I was baptized in a pool in Northern California. Not literally — I'm Jewish, from New Jersey, and baptism is not in my spiritual wheelhouse. Yet there I was, in the middle of a ceremony, submerged in water, agreeing to die to be reborn — opening my heart to a shift I couldn't yet name. It was exhilarating, like breaking out of a too-tight shell, discovering I could move through currents I once found impassable. It was also something I would have, not long ago, dismissed as absurd. Even cultlike.
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1 week ago |
womansworld.com | Jayne Feld
If you want to know how to prevent arthritis (or stop arthritis symptoms from getting worse), now’s the time to build habits that support healthy joints. Why? You won’t get a big warning when arthritis starts creeping in—just a stiff knee here, a sore hip there and the feeling that something’s changed. “It’s not like you tripped or hurt yourself,” says Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD, a Seattle-based physician who treats arthritis and lives with it herself.
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2 weeks ago |
newspub.live | Jayne Feld
Watching wild baboons in Kenya, Akiko Matsumoto-Oda, an evolutionary biologist and primatologist at the University of the Ryukyus in Japan, had a front-row seat to the violence between these monkeys, especially the males. “I was struck by how frequently they sustained injuries,” she said, “and, even more, by how rapidly they recovered — even from seemingly severe wounds.”Compared with her own experiences with nicks and cuts, the baboons’ ability to heal seemed like a superpower.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jayne Feld
Injectables like Ozempic may be grabbing headlines right now, but some of the best weight-loss pills are a more accessible and practical option for many women. “These oral agents have been around for a long time and are approved by the FDA for obesity,” says Caroline Apovian, MD, a professor at Harvard Medical School and leading obesity medicine specialist.
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2 weeks ago |
womansworld.com | Jayne Feld
Injectables like Ozempic may be grabbing headlines right now, but some of the best weight-loss pills are a more accessible and practical option for many women. “These oral agents have been around for a long time and are approved by the FDA for obesity,” says Caroline Apovian, MD, a professor at Harvard Medical School and leading obesity medicine specialist.
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