John Loeppky
Journalist at Freelance
Crippled & creative. Freelancer (bylines @CBC, @FiveThirtyEight, + more). Creator of @CRPLMedia. He/him. [email protected]. @the_carillon forever.
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6 days ago |
healthline.com | John Loeppky
Share on PinterestNew research has found that nuts and seeds do not increase the risk of diverticulitis. The findings confirmed that four key dietary patterns, including the DASH diet, help reduce the risk of diverticulitis onset. The findings were consistent with a similar study previously conducted in males, refuting current recommendations about foods to avoid to prevent diverticulitis. Diverticulitis develops when small pockets in the large intestine become inflamed.
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2 weeks ago |
itpro.com | John Loeppky
When the worst case scenario is a mortar attack, IT industry stressors are significantly less dire. That’s one of the reasons why Bryan Marlatt, chief regional officer at CyXcel, says that former military members can excel at IT roles, including those like his in the data center. Having held various roles in the IT sector since leaving the US Army, Marlatt tells ITPro about the skills acquired in the military.
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3 weeks ago |
verywellmind.com | John Loeppky
Potentially life-ruining scams aren't just something you see on the news anymore; the risk to each and every one of us is very real, and people are finally realizing it. Whether we've been defrauded in some way ourselves, or it has happened to someone close to us, we grow significantly more cautious every time. And when the threats are now disguised in our text and email inboxes in masterfully insidious ways, it can feel impossible to live our lives without being constantly vigilant.
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4 weeks ago |
itpro.com | John Loeppky
Disabled people generally have an, at best, uneasy relationship with new technology. On one hand, technology can help with playing video games via adaptive controllers, communicating through augmentative and alternative communication (AAC devices) and there are projects dedicated to creating voices for non-speaking people that feel like their own.
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1 month ago |
healthline.com | John Loeppky
Share on PinterestNew research suggests that common ADHD medications are linked to small increases in measures of cardiovascular health like blood pressure and pulse. Researchers and experts say the benefits of ADHD medications outweigh the potential risks, and monitoring patients can help minimize risks. Researchers and clinicians await more rigorous data on the long-term effects of ADHD medications on heart health.
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