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Join us for the first study break of the semester on Tuesday, January 29th! Starting at 3pm at the Library Service Desk, we’ll have tea, cocoa, and some treats to get your week off to a warm start. It’s also National Puzzle Day so we’ll have some puzzles out if you want an extra challenge. Hope to see you there!
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Load More...Hózhó is the #Navajo word for physical, mental, and spiritual balance. But physician Michael Tutt, M88, says that few people are in Hózhó: “Everybody is so focused on taking the pill and ‘this will make you better.’ It’s more than that.” https://t.co/wwipFVtQO9 @TuftsMedSchool
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Transmitted by mosquitoes, #EEE is the most dangerous virus spread by insects in North America. As there's no specific antiviral treatment for EEE, “the key to staying safe is protection,” said Professor Sam Telford. #WorldMosquitoDay
https://t.co/qPAz0MfwsfLivelihood programs promise refugees a path to self-reliance, but how much they truly help is still unknown due to several varying factors, says Karen Jacobsen, director of @TuftsNutrition's Refugees and Forced Migration Program. https://t.co/w7Ehe5Wqq3 #WorldHumanitarianDay
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