Flavia MysteryBeauty "She Said She Couldn't Treat Me": Dermatology's Problem with Race and Gender InStyle - Bee QuammieWhen my now five-year-old daughter was an infant, she developed an odd rash. Clusters of tiny bumps and discolored patches were splotched across her bronze-brown skin. I promptly headed to Google to search
Flavia MysteryAndrew Scheer Scheer is out. What happens next will change Canada forever. - macleans.ca - Scott Gilmore Scott Gilmore: The next leader will either be someone who resonates with voters across the country or steers the party into the ditch Andrew Scheer is …
Flavia MysteryDiabetes As China puts on weight, type-2 diabetes is soaring The Economist Sugar highAs China puts on weight, type-2 diabetes is soaring Trying harder to prevent and treat it could save both lives and money MORE THAN 30 years …
Flavia MysteryU.S. Politics When America Starts to Feel a Little More Soviet The Atlantic - Emma GreenAs the impeachment inquiry lays out central allegations that President Trump abused his power, Ukrainians living in America recognize a familiar playbook. Walk down a barely marked stairway into a basement
Flavia MysteryArt Images of whiteness: can we imagine a world without white eyes? The Guardian - Daniel C BlightImages are, after all, forms of imagination — so why can’t we imagine a world without whiteness, without white eyes? White people are blind to the dominance of white visuality, and we can understand this
Flavia MysteryAung San Suu Kyi Suu Kyi tell U.N.'s top court charge of Rohingya genocide is 'misleading' Reuters India - By Shoon Lei Win Naing and Toby SterlingTHE HAGUE (Reuters) - Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Wednesday rejected accusations of genocide committed against her country's Muslim Rohingya minority as "incomplete and misleading", and said the
Flavia MysteryOpinion Australia's lungs have collapsed and Generation X needs to take part of the blame The Guardian - Paul DaleyThe children of many of us Gen X-ers have been saying for years that we are going to bequeath a far worse world than the one we were born into. I’ve written before, here, about what a dangerous place leave
Flavia MysteryHealth Care (Canada) How Canada's broken disability support system is needlessly costing millions, harming mental health CBC News - Dr. Pamela Valentine This column is an opinion by Dr. Pamela Valentine, president and CEO of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. For more information about CBC's …
Flavia MysteryHealth Care (Canada) 'Bed blockers' costing Ottawa hospitals millions CBC News - Laurie Fagan head shot On a typical day, Ottawa hospitals spend more than a quarter of a million dollars caring for patients who are occupying beds they don't really …
Flavia MysteryHigher Education I taught at a 'for-profit' college. They're predatory disasters The Guardian - David Andrew StolerFor a clear picture of how damaged the US postsecondary education system is, one need only look at the money-printing mill that is the for-profit college. I should know: I spent 10 years “teaching” at
Flavia MysteryPolitics Trump Goes Full Anti-Semite in Room Full of Jewish People Vanity Fair - Bess LevinBack in February 2017, Donald Trump was asked what the government planned to do about an uptick in anti-Semitism, to which he characteristically responded, “I am the least anti-Semitic person that you’ve
Flavia MysteryAtlantic Canada 7 years after abandoning the penny, are Canadians ready to scrap the nickel too? ctvnews.ca - Kendra Mangione VANCOUVER -- Seven years after ditching the penny, it appears most Canadians are on board. A poll by Vancouver-based Research Co. suggested that, of …
Flavia MysteryCharles Koch Kochland review: how the Kochs bought America – and trashed it Guardian US - Charles KaiserIf the unbridled consumption of fossil fuels is indeed pushing the planet faster and faster toward Armageddon, Charles Koch probably deserves as much credit as anyone for the end of the world as we know
Flavia MysteryOpinion Donald Trump has destroyed American leadership – I'll restore it The Guardian - Elizabeth WarrenThis reckless disregard for the benefits of our alliances comes at a perilous moment For seven decades, America’s strength, security and prosperity have been underpinned by our unmatched network of treaty
Flavia MysteryUK News Boris Johnson said female suffrage only happened after cars invented 'because men realised women could run them down' independent.co.uk - Conrad Duncan Boris Johnson said female suffrage only happened because men realised women could “run them down” with cars, in a video which has resurfaced on …
Flavia MysteryOpinion Millennials’ manners are a defence mechanism against a hostile world The Guardian - Barbara EllenAre millennials selfish and rude or do they just define etiquette differently to older people? And if the latter is true, is that just to stop themselves going mad? A survey, published last week, found
Flavia MysteryPain Why Patients in Pain Shouldn't Be Blamed for the Opioid Crisis nationalinterest.org - Jeffrey A. Singer Facts, not panic, should guide policy.Last week the Washington Post featured an article in the "Outlook" section by Dr. James D. Hudson, a pain …
Flavia MysteryDonald Trump The life lessons I learned over breakfast with a Trump supporter The Guardian - Emma BrockesI felt some sympathy for the guy in the hotel, and then – a sign of the times – wondered if this amounted to collaboration I was in a hotel in a rural part of northern California, asking a man at the buffet
Flavia MysteryThe Rise of Sundar PichaiA management shakeup at Google's parent company Alphabet this week saw the departures of two of Silicon Valley's iconic leaders. After more than two decades, Larry Page and Sergey Brin have stepped away from day-to-day management of the company they co-founded, turning the keys over to Google CEO Sundar Pichai. Take a closer look at Alphabet's new leader, reactions from some of tech's insiders, why Page and Brin walked away, and problems that Pichai will have to navigate—from regulators, employees and a public wary about Google's impact on society.
Flavia MysteryAir China Canada is being bullied by China. Here’s how it can shut it down. - macleans.ca - Amir Attaran Amir Attaran: There is one legal move that would prompt immediate action—shutting down Canadian airspace to Chinese cargo services Amir Attaran is a …
Flavia MysteryRetail The World’s Third-Richest Man Has a Donald Trump Problem Fortune - Phil Boucher LVMH boss Bernard Arnault has a problem—a Donald Trump problem. The world’s third-richest man, 70, saw his $104 billion personal fortune slip by an …
Flavia MysteryEconomics We Could Be Nearing The Second Great Depression Forbes - John MauldinYou really need to watch this video of a recent conversation between Ray Dalio and Paul Tudor Jones. Their part is about the first 40 minutes. In this video, Ray highlights some problematic similarities
Flavia MysteryOpinion America’s ‘Full Employment’ Hides a Dirty Secret Forbes - John MauldinOn one level, any job is better than no job. But we also derive much of our identities and self-esteem from our work. If you aren’t happy with it, you’re probably not happy generally. Unhappy people can
Flavia MysteryLong-form Journalism Blood and Soil in Narendra Modi’s India The New Yorker - Dexter FilkinsThe Prime Minister’s Hindu-nationalist government has cast two hundred million Muslims as internal enemies. On August 11th, two weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent soldiers in to pacify the state
Flavia MysteryCanada Why cutting wages of public sector is the wrong way to fix the pay gap The Globe and Mail - Barrie McKennaThe latest ranking of “Canada’s top 100 employers” is interesting reading for job seekers. Want perks such as quiet zen rooms, subsidized on-site daycare, a free health club, paid days to care for a sick
Flavia MysteryDonald Trump America is not the land of the free but one of monopolies so predatory they imperil the nation The Guardian - Will HuttonTomorrow, President Trump arrives in London for the annual Nato summit. Despite the boasting and the trappings of superpower status, he is an emissary from a country whose economy and society are in increasing
Flavia MysteryDenmark Denmark wants to break up ethnic enclaves. What is wrong with them? The Economist Choose us for news analysis that respects your time and intelligence Cancel at any time. If you’re unsatisfied, we offer a money-back guarantee. We …
Flavia MysteryEdmonton, AB Alberta Health Services to lay off at least 500 nursing positions ctvnews.ca - Jeff Lawrence EDMONTON -- Alberta Health Services says it will likely lay off hundreds of nursing positions over three years in a move to make health care spending …
Flavia MysteryScience SUVs Are Worse for the Climate Than You Ever Imagined WIRED - Dawn Stover But if you drive one, you can still reduce your carbon footprint—and you can vote for climate change policies with even bigger impact. This story …
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