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By Dhruv Khullar
In Health Disparities, Policy, Social Determinants
Posted October 10, 2019

What Happens When New Supermarkets Open in Food Deserts? Not What You May Think.

For years, public health advocates have argued that food deserts—neighborhoods without grocery stores or other fresh food vendors—contribute to a disproportionate burden of obesity and chronic [...]

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By Dhruv Khullar
In Humanism, Patient Care
Posted October 2, 2019

Caregiving for a sick loved one can be stressful, harrowing, depressing — and rewarding

It was the most important thing I would do that week. One morning, I walked around the hospital introducing myself to patients. I stopped by the room of a woman in her late 80s with dementia. Her [...]

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