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Hemalee Patel runs for the seat of the Civil Court Judge from Brooklyn

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Is Keeping a Food Journaling Healthy? — Should You Be Calorie Counting?

Food tracking might be helpful for weight loss, but counting calories can take a toll on mental health. Experts discuss the pros and cons of a food journal.

Global survey: More than half of clinicians say telehealth harms their ability to show empathy towards patients

The global survey conducted by Elsevier Health also explored attitudes toward technology adoption, current issues driving change and offer predictions of what being a clinician may look like in 10 years.

Daith Piercing For Anxiety: Does It Really Work?

Daith piercings are thought to help ease anxiety by applying consistent pressure to a pressure point used in acupuncture. Experts weigh in.

Weight Loss May Not Actually Make You Healthier, Study Reveals

Want a long life? Focusing on moving your body may help a lot more than losing weight.

Weight Loss May Not Actually Make You Healthier, Study Reveals

Want a long and healthy life? New research shows that focusing on this one behavior may help a lot more than losing weight.

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New BOE Counsel is a Boundary Breaker—and a Shrewd Political Choice

New BOE Counsel is a Boundary Breaker—and a Shrewd Political Choice After a year in which both the BOE and the Brooklyn Democratic Party that partially controls it were pummelled with accusations of corruption and incompetence, Patel's appointment is seen as a broadly popular decision across the borough’s fractured political landscape. Hemalee Patel at a political event in 2020. Liena Zagare/Bklyner Last week, the city’s Board of Elections named Brooklyn attorney Hemalee Patel as its new General Counsel, replacing scandal-laden Steve Richman as the Board’s top lawyer. The BOE’s appointment of Patel, a 20-year court system veteran who is the first South Asian woman to hold the role, was a win for those looking to elevate women of color in government. But the appointment was also notable because, after a year in which both the BOE and the Brooklyn Democratic Party that partially controls it were pummelled with accusations of corruption and incompetence, it represented a broadly popular decision across the borough’s fractured political landscape.