This article by Gregory Frye was originally published on The Bluntness, and appears here with permission.
They built an empire together. Dan Gasby with his late wife Barbara Smith (better known as B. Smith) opened restaurants, ran a magazine, cultivated a retail line, produced a TV show…
Together the couple accomplished what most only dream of – defeating the odds every step of the way. Nobody could stop them.
And then it happened.
In 2013, Smith was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. Over the next few years, as she slowly declined, Gasby transitioned from full-time executive powerhouse to a 24/7 caregiver as this cruel disease destroyed the beautiful, vibrant mind of his life partner.
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Carlos Pato will be the first executive chair of psychiatry at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences and Michele Pato will become the inaugural director of the new Rutgers Center for Genomics of Psychiatric Health and Addiction.
Carlos Pato and Michele Pato to Oversee Behavioral Health, Addictions and Genomic Psychiatry Research
Rutgers has selected two distinguished psychiatrists – husband and wife Carlos N. Pato and Michele T. Pato – to oversee behavioral health, addictions and genomic psychiatry research, a rapidly growing field in psychiatric medicine that investigates the genetic connections to mental health.
Carlos Pato will be the first executive chair of psychiatry at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS) and Michele Pato, the director of SUNY Downstate’s Institute for Genomic Health, will become the inaugural director of the new Rutgers Center for Genomics of Psychiatric Health and Addiction (RCPHA) and will join her husband as professor of psychia
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Marilao’s poultry processing plants fail lab tests Reporting fellows of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) collected water samples from the waste pipes of plants along the Marilao River. Laboratory tests show they failed to meet DENR standards. BY ANNIE RUTH SABANGAN, ROBERT JA BASILIO JR., BERNARD TESTA AND RIC PUOD February 19, 2021 | 12:00:00 PM
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The PCIJ collected water samples from the poultry processing plants in Marilao and laboratory tests showed they failed to meet the standards of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
To help police pollution, a lawyer-environmentalist suggests that non-government organizations help the government evaluate the SMRs of business establishments.
How the pandemic has taken an unspoken toll on N.J.’s transgender residents
Updated Mar 11, 2021;
Posted Feb 27, 2021
The extent to which the coronavirus pandemic has impacted members of the LGBTQ+ community in New Jersey remains widely unknown.
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A 23-year-old New Jersey native has been mostly unemployed for over a year. From late last year into early this year, she bounced between parts of New York and New Jersey in search of various sources of food and shelter.
She’s spent some nights on the streets, her stomach roaring at her louder than the winds whipping her left and right.