Asexual identity clashes with mother and friend
DEAR ABBY guidance addresses parental and social rejection of asexuality. The writer faces pressure to conform or reproduce amid family misunderstanding. Abby urges patience, education, and boundaries, highlighting that asexuality is valid and not a reason for punitive treatment.
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When to stay home from work when sick
The article argues staying home when ill reduces spreading germs and helps recovery. It notes that sick coworkers are disliked, but suggests that remote work options make staying home feasible. It advises limiting contact, avoiding handshakes, and using medicine for mild colds while recuperating. For stronger illnesses, rest at home is best to regain strength.
Treasure life: wisdom from a former AIDS nurse
Wendy McNerthney spent 24 years at Bailey-Boushay House, Seattle, the first U.S. end-of-life AIDS facility. She comforted patients, families, and staff through a crisis era, teaching compassion, care standards, and resilience amid 300 annual deaths, and now retires to reflect on the survivors.
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Merck halts Alzheimer's drug verubecestat trial EPOCH
Merck ends the EPOCH trial of verubecestat after finding virtually no chance of a positive effect in mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease. Merck will study the drug in less advanced patients while Mayo Clinic experts urge continued research and cautious optimism.
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