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NEXT Episode 251

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A green burial site at Mt. Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA
This week on NEXT, Rebecca Carroll’s new memoir details her experiences as a Black child raised by adoptive white parents in rural New Hampshire. Carroll talks about “Surviving The White Gaze.” Plus, epidemiologist and physician Dr. Sandro Galea on the impact of structural issues on public health and how we should prepare for the next pandemic. And we learn about the practice of “green” burials, and why they’re becoming more popular. ....

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Reflections On A Year Of Pandemic Learning: From 'Team Resilience' To 'Seeing My Strong Kids Crumble'

Reflections On A Year Of Pandemic Learning: From 'Team Resilience' To 'Seeing My Strong Kids Crumble'
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If Your Brain Feels Foggy And You're Tired All The Time, You're Not Alone

Updated May 7, 2021 at 5:52 AM ET
In recent weeks, Dr. Kali Cyrus has struggled with periods of exhaustion.
I am taking a nap in between patients, says Cyrus, a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins University. I m going to bed earlier. It s hard to even just get out of bed. I don t feel like being active again.
Exhaustion is also one of the top complaints she hears from her patients these days. They say things like, It s just so hard to get out of bed or I ve been misplacing things more often, she says.
Some patients tell Cyrus they ve been making mistakes at work. Some tell her they can barely turn on the TV. All I want to do is stare at the ceiling. Others say they are more irritable. ....

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Student interest in this field soared since the pandemic's start

Several weeks after world health officials declared the coronavirus a pandemic, 40-year-old Sheri McCaskill decided to apply to a master’s program in public health. ....

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Student interest in this field soared since the pandemic's start. Experts hope this is a turning point

Student interest in this field soared since the pandemic s start. Experts hope this is a turning point
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In this May 2020 file photo, workers perform coronavirus contact tracing from an office at the Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County
Several weeks after world health officials declared the coronavirus a pandemic, 40-year-old Sheri McCaskill decided to apply to a master s program in public health.
The decision, McCaskill said, stemmed partly from the sudden heightened awareness about the importance of public health as the virus spread in the US.
I started to see a lot more happening in the public health realm through news, media and it was everywhere, everything we were hearing, McCaskill told CNN. I think that kind of helped me to make my decision. ....

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