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Labubu, a character and brand of collectible plush toy monster elves created by Hong Kong designer Kasing Lung and marketed by Pop Mart, a Chinese toy company, has gained significant popularity, with fans lining up to purchase them and even celebrities like Rihanna being spotted with them.

The Labubu Phenomenon has led to a surge in global revenue for Pop Mart, with the company's founder becoming significantly wealthier.

These figurines have become viral sensations, particularly on platforms like TikTok.

Fans are drawn to the unique and whimsical design of Labubu, making it a coveted collector's item among teenagers and young adults.

Pop Mart's innovative use of blind-box marketing strategies and limited-edition releases has fueled hype and a sense of exclusivity among buyers.

Social media platforms, especially TikTok, have amplified the craze, with users posting “unboxing” videos and showcasing their Labubu collections, contributing to its virality.

Celebrity endorsements and appearances with Labubu toys, such as Rihanna, have legitimized the brand's cool factor among youth culture.

The desire for self-expression, community belonging, and the thrill of collecting are core psychological drivers behind the Labubu craze.

The global appeal of Labubu demonstrates the increasingly international reach of Pop Mart and new Asian toy brands among Western consumers.

As a result of the Labubu phenomenon, Pop Mart has reported steep increases in sales, global market expansion, and notable rises in the personal net worth of its founder.

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- Labubu, a character and brand of collectible plush toy monster elves created by Hong Kong designer Kasing Lung and marketed by Pop Mart, a Chinese toy company, has gained significant popularity.

- Fans are lining up to purchase Labubu toys, and even celebrities like Rihanna have been spotted with them.

- The Labubu Phenomenon has led to a surge in global revenue for Pop Mart, with the company's founder becoming significantly wealthier.

- These figurines have become viral sensations, particularly on platforms like TikTok.

- Labubu's unique and cute/quirky design appeals to the aesthetic tastes of Gen Z and teenagers.

- The toys are often sold in "blind boxes," a collectible trend where buyers do not know which version of the toy they will get, fuelling excitement and repeat purchases.

- Social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram have helped drive Labubu's popularity, with users sharing "unboxing" videos, showcasing their collections, and participating in trends and challenges centered around the toys.

- Limited releases and collaborations further enhance the sense of scarcity and exclusivity, making Labubu highly sought-after.

- Pop Mart has experienced exponential growth in sales and international expansion, in large part attributable to the viral and cultural success of Labubu.

- The phenomenon has not just captivated teenagers but also attracted adult collectors and influencers, contributing to the brand's crossover mainstream appeal.

- Pop Mart's founder has seen a substantial increase in personal wealth in parallel with the rise of Labubu's prominence.

- Labubu's success exemplifies the power of social media-driven collectibles in shaping trends and generating consumer demand across global markets.

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Labubu's meteoric rise is driven by a combination of cute and collectible design, blind box marketing, influencer and celebrity endorsement, and viral content on TikTok, all of which have translated into tremendous financial success for Pop Mart and have made Labubu a cultural symbol among teenagers and collectors worldwide.

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**In a number of stationery shops, the reporter saw the "new weapons" in stationery.

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**But there are some "toy stationery" is not so easy to be accepted by the parents of students.

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These sentences highlight the broader trend of collectibility and “blind box” culture that directly parallels the Pop Mart Labubu phenomenon.

Blind boxes (randomly packed collectibles) cultivate surprise and excitement, driving viral interest—particularly among youth and on platforms such as TikTok.

The mention of “new weapons” in stationery and “toy stationery” points to the merging of toys and everyday items, which is a hallmark of the Pop Mart style.

Difficulty in parental acceptance echoes your own confusion and curiosity, while “If you like it, you can’t buy it” mirrors the scarcity and hype aspects fueling Labubu’s desirability and pop culture status.

**These extracted sentences represent the consumer craze, youth-driven trends, and the impulse purchase/collectibles culture that set the stage for the global success of Labubu and Pop Mart’s revenue surge.

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The placebo problem: How scammers take advantage of a psychological effect

OPINION: The placebo effect is real. But so are the hucksters shilling it in bad faith.

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For several decades now, many scientists, including me, have been working hard to reveal the full power and scope of the placebo effect — the amazing ability of a simple sugar pill or other non-pharmaceutical “fake intervention” to improve someone’s quality of life. This research has been crucial to giving scientific credibility to a powerful psychological effect. But the advances of science have also backfired, spawning an alternative industry that preys on the vulnerable.

The placebo effect describes how the mere belief and expectation of receiving a drug may produce a benefit, such as a reduction in pain. Albeit strange at first sight, the placebo effect is based on profound and fascinating mechanisms in the human brain and highlights the power of attention given to a patient by a caregiver.

As a neuroscientist, I have been working on understanding these mechanisms for 30 years, alongside other researchers around the world who specialize in everything from biochemistry to physiology, genetics to brain imaging. What has emerged is an understanding of how the mere expectation of a therapeutic benefit can activate a variety of chemicals in the human brain, such as pain-relieving opioids and cannabinoids, as well as pleasure-enhancing dopamine. Placebos, a doctor’s words, and drugs can all share some common mechanisms of action.

All this means that some alternative medicines can indeed have positive outcomes for patients, though not necessarily through the mechanisms that the therapy’s inventors supposed, but rather through a placebo effect. This holds true for treatments ranging from strange talismans to acupuncture — studies have shown that pain relief is about the same for patients receiving true acupuncture with needles, for example, as for those receiving sham acupuncture with trick needles.

The scientific advances in understanding placebo are fascinating. But one unfortunate outcome of all this work is that profit-seeking companies and individuals now have a new weapon: It is no longer necessary to demonstrate the effectiveness of their proposed therapies; it is enough to assert that these work because of the placebo effect.

I receive myriad eccentric proposals for new therapies, ranging from talismans and concoctions to mascots and weird rituals. Their inventors claim that these are capable of inducing substantial health benefits and often seek my endorsement. These proposals have stepped up sharply in recent years. Sadly, the science of the placebo effect is fueling this new breed of pseudoscience.

Placebos do not cure

As far as we know, placebos do not cure, but can sometimes improve quality of life. Research tells us that placebos can reduce symptoms like pain and muscle rigidity for sufferers of Parkinson’s disease, for example, but they don’t affect the progression of the disease — the degeneration of brain cells keeps advancing. There is plenty of confusion on this point and unfortunately many claims that they can cure virtually all illnesses with placebos.

Here are some things we do know. Placebos and opioids have been shown to influence the same pain-inhibiting systems in the brain, with powerful results. In sufferers of Parkinson’s disease, placebos have been found to be as effective as amphetamine in doubling dopamine concentrations. For those with anxiety and depression, placebos have been found to act on the same brain regions as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor drugs (SSRIs).

People can also be trained to have a response to a placebo by pairing it, for a while, with pharmaceutical intervention, and then leaving only the placebo to do the job. Patients have been trained, for example, to respond to a specific taste in the same way they do to a drug that controls interleukin-2, a protein that regulates white blood cells in the immune system. Others have been trained so that the delivery of sham oxygen can relieve high-altitude headaches.

Even “honest placebos,” where patients know they are receiving a fake treatment, can work — just in the same way that we can experience real fear and physiological reactions like goosebumps from a horror movie, despite knowing that the bloodcurdling scenes are fake.

So, if a salesperson says, “This concoction (or ritual or talisman) will reduce your pain,” it is not necessarily a lie, as the placebo effect may indeed stimulate pain-relieving circuits in the brain. But anyone could truthfully use these words, within limits.

These marketers often overstate the size of the possible response, claim to provide a “cure” rather than pain relief, or incorrectly suggest that only their own expensive products will have this effect. Even worse, they may present the products as an alternative to more effective traditional medications for serious conditions such as cancer. In other words, they prey on the vulnerable by making undeliverable promises, purportedly backed by the science of placebo.

Even if taking a placebo can reduce symptoms such as pain, this isn’t always the best course of action. An apparently trivial pain may, for example, be the first sign of something far more serious. Treating the pain alone may prevent diagnosis by a physician or delay important medical treatments.

An ethical crossroads in placebo research

The exploitation of any new scientific discovery often poses ethical concerns. In physics, nuclear energy can be used to provide energy or to blow up cities. In biomedicine, genomic studies can be used to improve medicine or to reinforce harmful stereotypes. It is not always easy to decide what to do, such as applying ethical constraints to scientific investigation or restricting certain applications.

This is the ethical crossroads we are now at with the placebo effect.

How can we stop society from taking the dangerous path? Education, communication, and honesty are the best friends of medical practice. Patients and health care professionals deserve to know what placebos can and cannot do.

The research and medical communities must be more transparent about the efficacy of many conventional pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatments, by acknowledging that some of them are useful whereas some others are not. Many over-the-counter products have doubtful efficacy, for example. Honesty will boost patients’ trust and confidence in medicine, which are the best antidotes to quackery.

This article originally appeared in Knowable Magazine, an independent journalistic endeavor from Annual Reviews. Sign up for the newsletter.

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    Research News Roundup: February 29, 2024

    Development and Initial Testing of Mindful Journey: A Digital Mindfulness-Based Intervention for Promoting Recovery from Substance Use Disorder

    Journal: Annals of Medicine, 2024, doi: 10.1080/07853890.2024.2315228

    Authors: Corey R. Roos, Brian Kiluk, Kathleen M. Carroll, Jonathan B. Bricker, Chung Jung Mun, Margarita Sala, Megan Kirouac, … Hedy Kober

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    Background/objectives: There is a great unmet need for accessible adjunctive interventions to promote long-term recovery from substance use disorder (SUD). This study aimed to iteratively develop and test the initial feasibility and acceptability of Mindful Journey, a novel digital mindfulness-based intervention for promoting recovery among individuals with SUD.

    Patients/materials: Ten adults receiving outpatient treatment for SUD.

    Methods: Phase 1 (n = 5) involved developing and testing a single introductory digital lesson. Phase 2 included a separate sample (n = 5) and involved testing all 15 digital lessons (each 30- to 45-minutes) over a 6-week period, while also receiving weekly brief phone coaching for motivational/technical support.

    Results: Across both phases, quantitative ratings (rated on a 5-point scale) were all at or above a 4 (corresponding with ‘agree’) for key acceptability dimensions, such as usability, understandability, appeal of visual content, how engaging the content was, and helpfulness for recovery. Additionally, in both phases, qualitative feedback indicated that participants particularly appreciated the BOAT (Breath, Observe, Accept, Take a Moment) tool for breaking down mindfulness into steps. Qualitative feedback was used to iteratively refine the intervention. For example, based on feedback, we added a second core mindfulness tool, the SOAK (Stop, Observe, Appreciate, Keep Curious), and we added more example clients and group therapy videos. In Phase 2, 4 out of 5 participants completed all 15 lessons, providing initial evidence of feasibility. Participants reported that the phone coaching motivated them to use the app. The final version of Mindful Journey was a smartphone app with additional features, including brief on-the-go audio exercises and a library of mindfulness practices. Although, participants used these additional features infrequently.

    Conclusions: Based on promising initial findings, future acceptability and feasibility testing in a larger sample is warranted. Future versions might include push notifications to facilitate engagement in the additional app features.

    To read the full text of the article, please visit the publisher’s website.

    Recreational and Medical Cannabis Legalization and Opioid Prescriptions and Mortality

    Journal: JAMA Health Forum, 2024, doi: 10.1001/jamahealthforum.2023.4897

    Authors: Hai V. Nguyen, Emma E. McGinty, Shweta Mital, & G. Caleb Alexander

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    Importance: While some have argued that cannabis legalization has helped to reduce opioid-related morbidity and mortality in the US, evidence has been mixed. Moreover, existing studies did not account for biases that could arise when policy effects vary over time or across states or when multiple policies are assessed at the same time, as in the case of recreational and medical cannabis legalization.

    Objective: To quantify changes in opioid prescriptions and opioid overdose deaths associated with recreational and medical cannabis legalization in the US.

    Design, setting, and participants: This quasi experimental, generalized difference-in-differences analysis used annual state-level data between January 2006 and December 2020 to compare states that legalized recreational or medical cannabis vs those that did not.

    Intervention: Recreational and medical cannabis law implementation (proxied by recreational and medical cannabis dispensary openings) between 2006 and 2020 across US states.

    Main outcomes and measures: Opioid prescription rates per 100 persons and opioid overdose deaths per 100 000 population based on data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

    Results: Between 2006 and 2020, 13 states legalized recreational cannabis and 23 states legalized medical cannabis. There was no statistically significant association of recreational or medical cannabis laws with opioid prescriptions or overall opioid overdose mortality across the 15-year study period, although the results also suggested a potential reduction in synthetic opioid deaths associated with recreational cannabis laws (4.9 fewer deaths per 100 000 population; 95% CI, -9.49 to -0.30; P = .04). Sensitivity analyses excluding state economic indicators, accounting for additional opioid laws and using alternative ways to code treatment dates yielded substantively similar results, suggesting the absence of statistically significant associations between cannabis laws and the outcomes of interest during the full study period.

    Conclusions and relevance: The results of this study suggest that, after accounting for biases due to possible heterogeneous effects and simultaneous assessment of recreational and medical cannabis legalization, the implementation of recreational or medical cannabis laws was not associated with opioid prescriptions or opioid mortality, with the exception of a possible reduction in synthetic opioid deaths associated with recreational cannabis law implementation.

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    Dual and Poly-Nicotine and Tobacco Use among Adolescents in the United States from 2011 to 2022

    Journal: Addictive Behaviors, 2024, doi.org/10.1016/j.addbeh.2024.107970

    Authors: Baihui Y. Zhang, Olivia S. Bannon, Daniel Tzu-Hsuan Chen, & Filippos T. Filippidis

    Abstract:

    Background: Adolescent nicotine and tobacco product use remains common despite declining smoking rates in the United States, likely due to the emergence of novel products. Concurrent use of multiple products may increase the risk of nicotine dependency and subsequent substance use.

    Aim: To identify patterns and trends of dual and poly nicotine and tobacco use among adolescents in the US and explore associations of dual and poly nicotine and tobacco use with sociodemographic factors.

    Methods: 12 years of annual National Youth Tobacco Survey data (2011–2022) from 242,637 respondents were used to examine prevalence trends of different combinations of nicotine or tobacco product use among adolescents in the US using weighted point estimates for each year. Poisson regression models examined sociodemographic factors associated with different patterns of dual and poly-product use from 2011 to 2022.

    Results: Overall, the prevalence of dual (i.e. at least two products) and poly (i.e. at least three products) use decreased between 2011 and 2021 (from 9.5 % to 2.8 % and from 5.1 % to 1.1 %, respectively), but showed signs of increase between 2021 and 2022 (3.7 % for dual and 1.7 % for poly use). The most common combinations included a combustible product with either a novel or noncombustible product. The risk for dual and poly-product use was higher among non-Hispanic Whites, males, and high school students.

    Conclusions: Previously declining trends in the prevalence of tobacco/nicotine dual and poly use may have been reversed. Close monitoring and targeted tobacco control policies are essential to tackle multiple product use among adolescents.

    To read the full text of the article, please visit the publisher’s website.

    Cannabis Use, Decision Making, and Perceptions of Risk among Breastfeeding Individuals: The Lactation and Cannabis (LAC) Study

    Journal: Journal of Cannabis Research, 2024, doi: 10.1186/s42238-023-00212-w

    Authors: Caroline B. Smith, Jenna Schmidt, Elizabeth A. Holdsworth, Beatrice Caffé, Olivia Brooks, Janet E. Williams, David R. Gang, … Courtney L. Meehan

    Abstract:

    Objective: Our primary objective was to understand breastfeeding individuals’ decisions to use cannabis. Specifically, we investigated reasons for cannabis use, experiences with healthcare providers regarding use, and potential concerns about cannabis use.

    Methods: We collected survey data from twenty breastfeeding participants from Washington and Oregon who used cannabis at least once weekly. We documented individuals’ cannabis use and analyzed factors associated with their decisions to use cannabis during lactation. Qualitative description was used to assess responses to an open-ended question about potential concerns.

    Results: Fifty-five percent of participants (n = 11) reported using cannabis to treat or manage health conditions, mostly related to mental health. Eighty percent of participants (n = 16) reported very few or no concerns about using cannabis while breastfeeding, although participants who used cannabis for medical purposes had significantly more concerns. Most participants (n = 18, 90%) reported receiving either no or unhelpful advice from healthcare providers. Four themes arose through qualitative analysis, indicating that breastfeeding individuals are: 1) identifying research gaps and collecting evidence; 2) monitoring their child’s health and development; 3) monitoring and titrating their cannabis use; and 4) comparing risks between cannabis and other controlled substances.

    Conclusions: Breastfeeding individuals reported cannabis for medical and non-medical reasons and few had concerns about cannabis use during breastfeeding. Breastfeeding individuals reported using a variety of strategies and resources in their assessment of risk or lack thereof when deciding to use cannabis. Most participants reported receiving no helpful guidance from healthcare providers.

    To read the full text of the article, please visit the publisher’s website.

    Loneliness and Fearfulness are Associated with Non-Fatal Drug Overdose among People who Inject Drugs

    Journal: PLoS One, 2024, doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0297209

    Authors: Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia, Kathleen Ward, Karla D. Wagner, Hamidreza Karimi-Sari, Jeffrey Hsu, Mark Sulkowski, Carl Latkin, … Evaristus Nwulia

    Abstract:

    Background: People who inject drugs (PWID) experience high rates of drug overdose death with the risk of mortality increasing after each non-fatal event. Racial differences exist in drug overdose rates, with higher rates among Black people who use drugs. Psychological factors may predict drug overdose.

    Methods: Cross-sectional data from a survey administered to PWID in Baltimore, MD enrolled in a social network-based intervention were analyzed. Linear regression methods with generalized estimating equations were used to analyze data from indexes and network members to assess for psychological factors significantly associated with self-reported number of lifetime drug overdoses. Factors associated with number of overdoses were assessed separately by race.

    Results: Among 111 PWID enrolled between January 2018 and January 2019, 25.2% were female, 65.7% were Black, 98.2% reported use of substances in addition to opioids, and the mean age was 49.0 ± 8.3 years. Seventy-five individuals (67.6%) had a history of any overdose with a mean of 5.0 ± 9.7 lifetime overdoses reported. Reports of feeling fearful (β = 9.74, P = 0.001) or feeling lonely all of the time (β = 5.62, P = 0.033) were independently associated with number of drug overdoses. In analyses disaggregated by race, only the most severe degree of fearfulness or loneliness was associated with overdose among Black participants, whereas among White participants, any degree of fearfulness or loneliness was associated with overdose.

    Conclusions: In this study of PWID loneliness and fearfulness were significantly related to the number of reported overdose events. These factors could be targeted in future interventions.

    To read the full text of the article, please visit the publisher’s website.

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Content: Do YOU find manscaping attractive? Vote in our poll on body hair as more men opt for a completely smooth appearance from head to toe

For decades women have been jealous of men who don't need to endure the pain of waxing, shaving and plucking to maintain a smooth appearance - apart from dealing with facial stubble.

But now men are increasingly opting for a more groomed appearance - and it goes beyond trimming back unruly chest hair.

England football star Jude Bellingham showcased his extremely smooth body this month in his campaign with Kim Kardashian's underwear brand SKIMS, with not a hair in sight all the way down to the waistband of his boxers.

Meanwhile, the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Chris Hemsworth have long been parading a fuzz-free look on their back, legs, and chest.

As a result, men are paying more attention to hair removal across all body areas, including the nether regions - all the better for gym fanatics to show off their rippling muscles.

But the question of whether women find manscaping appealing remains. To have your say on whether the trend is attractive, take part in the poll below.

Jude Bellingham showcased his hairless torso in his latest Skims campaign.. but do YOU find manscaping attractive?

All it takes is a quick glance at ITV1's Love Island to see the booming popularity of male hair removal in the UK.

Contestants Will Anderson and Omar Nyame have paraded their hairless chests around the Spanish villa as they attempt to woo their female counterparts.

Joey Essex joins them, although the reality TV star revealed his manicured chest to the public a long while ago, back when he coined 'reem' on The Only Way Is Essex.

TOWIE was renowned for men who pick up a razor, and the likes of Mark Wright has also rocked the hairless look.

Across the pond, Hollywood hotshots Jake Gyllenhaal and Matthew McConaughey paved the way for the Brentwood bunch, with the actors showcasing a hairless look in multiple top-ranking films.

More recently, in March last year, Gyllenhaal, 43, turned heads after he flaunted his ripped physique when he filmed a shirtless scene for the Road House remake.

But it wasn't just his washboard abs and bulging muscles that stole the show, it was also the fact that they were without hair.

Meanwhile, sports stars, including Cristiano Ronaldo, 39, and Australian cricketer Michael Clarke, 43, have revealed their love of a smooth, shaven legs.

Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo frequently showcases his clean-shaven legs to his 632 million Instagram followers

Dallas Buyers Club actor Matthew McConaughey has revealed his love of a manicured chest off set

Chris Hemsworth doesn't mind hair on his face, but when it comes to his chest, he wants it all gone

The sports stars might opt for the look to enhance the performance when competing.

Shaving off one's hair can improve the aerodynamics of an athlete's body, thereby helping the body to move faster.

While some men choose to remove their leg hair simply for aesthetic reasons, many athletes also shave their legs to avoid hair root infections and improve their skin's healing process.

But one can't help but think that Ronaldo would choose the hairless look athlete or not, thanks to his love of looking manicured and photoshoot ready at all times.

It comes after Dr Matthew Hall, research associate in social psychology at Lancaster University, who has carried out various studies on metro-sexuality, believes there is more pressure than ever on male appearance.

He previously told MailOnline the trend of male grooming has evolved since the 1980's with factors like the rise of men's magazines, equality and feminism and pressure from the gay movement, all playing a part.

The shift has made it more acceptable for men to take an interest in their own personal appearance, although, he added, it is often given a 'masculine' twist to make it more acceptable.

'Men are now under a lot of pressure to look after themselves and to present themselves better,' he told MailOnline.

'You only have to look at the supermarket aisles to see the amount of products for me. Men much prefer going shopping now then they ever have done.

'It's not that men haven't been doing things with themselves in the past, as they have.

'I think what is different about the current climate is very consumerist and capitalist which puts more pressure on men to do something.'

Reality TV star Joey Essex, 33, is parading his hairless chest on ITV1's hit show Love Island this summer

Actor Jake Gyllenhaal turned heads with his manicured appearance while filming a remake of the 1989 movie - Road House

Dr Hall researched into why more men than ever are paying close attention to their pubic hair to enhance their self image - and his research is published in the journal Sexualities.

He studied responses to an advert by Gillette which carried the catchy slogan 'when there's no underbush the tree looks taller'.

The YouTube video has been viewed more than 6.5 million times and evoked hundreds of comments on the subject.

But interestingly, no men admitted to doing it to enhance the size of their penis - despite a previous study finding almost two-thirds of men were unhappy about their genitals.

Instead, reasons including for 'better sex' and 'good hygiene,' were the most popular, the study found.

Dr Hall said it suggested men were giving deliberately 'masculine' responses to avoid being associated with a traditionally feminine pastime.

The doctor said that there was no doubt that the number of men taking part in groin grooming was on the rise, adding it was likely to continue.

'I think the trend is set to continue. The trend has been growing, even in more extreme forms like appearance-related cosmetics,' he said.

'I think it is much more popular and also much more widespread. It cuts across socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicities and age groups.'

These figurines have become viral sensations, particularly on platforms like TikTok.

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Young people are bringing healing to the world as they take their work from the classroom to the community.On Thursday, the diversity, equity and poverty department at JCPS kicked off this year's Justice Now Program, a district-wide effort that aims to empower students to be the change.The goal is to make Louisville their classroom, and justice, their curriculum.Dozens of JCPS elementary, middle and high school students did a virtual kickoff of this year's Justice Now Program. Students showed off their various projects that tackle issues in various sectors of their community, while also receiving uplift about the important work they are doing."The way you talk to people, that says a lot about you," said speaker Christina Johnson. "How valuable are you — so please honor the progress you have made, keep going. Number two, choose to be proud of yourself every day."And they couldn't be more proud of the various projects these students put together, including the tricked-out trashcan initiative that aims to use art to incentivize people to stop littering in red line communities."And there is a psychology to it — in the red line areas. (It) tells us there is a rise in mental health issues, depression, stress and crime, and when you take away the trash, the mental, health, stress, depression and crime declines," said Arielle Rasheed with the Justice Now Program.It's insightful analysis like this, about one of many issues plaguing poor communities. These future community leaders turned their project about trash into an entire music video production called tricked out trash.According to the students, 73% of all trash complaints to the city are not within one block of a trash can. Residents in west and south Louisville could walk 12 blocks or more without a place to throw away their trash.This project is one of many that covered various injustices within Louisville that needed to be addressed through Justice Now. Other students focused their project on things like educational and environmental justice, as well as community investment and reform.

Young people are bringing healing to the world as they take their work from the classroom to the community.

On Thursday, the diversity, equity and poverty department at JCPS kicked off this year's Justice Now Program, a district-wide effort that aims to empower students to be the change.

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The goal is to make Louisville their classroom, and justice, their curriculum.

Dozens of JCPS elementary, middle and high school students did a virtual kickoff of this year's Justice Now Program. Students showed off their various projects that tackle issues in various sectors of their community, while also receiving uplift about the important work they are doing.

"The way you talk to people, that says a lot about you," said speaker Christina Johnson. "How valuable are you — so please honor the progress you have made, keep going. Number two, choose to be proud of yourself every day."

And they couldn't be more proud of the various projects these students put together, including the tricked-out trashcan initiative that aims to use art to incentivize people to stop littering in red line communities.

"And there is a psychology to it — in the red line areas. (It) tells us there is a rise in mental health issues, depression, stress and crime, and when you take away the trash, the mental, health, stress, depression and crime declines," said Arielle Rasheed with the Justice Now Program.

It's insightful analysis like this, about one of many issues plaguing poor communities. These future community leaders turned their project about trash into an entire music video production called tricked out trash.

According to the students, 73% of all trash complaints to the city are not within one block of a trash can. Residents in west and south Louisville could walk 12 blocks or more without a place to throw away their trash.

This project is one of many that covered various injustices within Louisville that needed to be addressed through Justice Now. Other students focused their project on things like educational and environmental justice, as well as community investment and reform.

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In the United States, “gaslighting ” was named the word of the year
Psychoanalyst Georgy Amusin tells what are the features of “gaslighting in Russian ”
13.47 Friday, 30 December 2022
Russia and the World, Texts
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American dictionary Merriam-Webster called the word of the outgoing year “gaslighting ”.
The term, well known to psychologists, this year received new meanings and interpretations.
There were such concepts as “political gaslighting ”,“ corporate gaslighting ”, “TV gaslighting ”, etc.
“In an age of disinformation — fake news, conspiracy theories, Twitter trolls, and deepfakes — gaslighting has become the term of our time. ”
In 2022, the number of requests for gaslighting, according to the dictionary, increased by 1740%.
Moreover, the high interest in the concept remained throughout the year.
Psychoanalyst, member of the European Confederation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Georgy Amusin tells what are the features of “gaslighting in Russian ”.
Psychotherapist Georgy Amusin.
Photo from personal archive.
What is "gaslighting"?
According to Merriam-Webster, gaslighting is "the psychological manipulation of a person, usually over a long period of time, which causes the victim to doubt the correctness of their own thoughts, perceptions of reality or memories, and usually leads to confusion, loss of self-confidence and self-esteem, uncertainty about their own emotional or mental stability, and dependence on the guilty person."
“Everyone faces gaslighting.
Not everyone knows how to recognize it.
We call it differently.
The Americans decided to call it beautiful - "gaslighting" *.
When one person unknowingly executes another person ’ s program, he does something not under the pressure of circumstances, but supposedly at his own request.
In other words, gaslighting can be called, for example, unconscious manipulation.
And if in a very simple way - fooling, fooling, brainwashing in a predetermined direction for the sake of someone's benefit.
Working with people, any psychologist or psychotherapist will find a bunch of such scenarios, programs of submission to some “higher goals ”.
If you spin this tangle, these installations may not be as harmless as it may seem at first glance.
In Russia, the demand for psychological assistance has increased by 63% this year.
How does gaslighting manifest itself in childhood?
A classic example is our “wonderful ”, in quotes, school.
The teacher from time to time convinces the parents that their child is nothing of itself, it is necessary to press him and force him to “represent something of himself. ”
At the same time, in fact, the teacher, due to his own unprofessionalism, cannot interest the child in studying.
And he simply attaches his parents to his installation (for example, “I hate children because they bother me ”).
As a result, moms and dads convince that their child is something different and it really needs to push harder.
By the way, I remind you that you can organize any child only through love options.
And no other way.
Another school example.
In schools, the practice of “knocking ” on classmates returns.
For some reason, children are taught that this is good, that this is what a good student should do.
And obedient children absorb these flawed attitudes, waiting for praise from the teacher.
And then sincerely wonder why classmates somehow do not look at them and in every way strive to emphasize their disrespect.
Another gaslighting practice in relation to parents - for some reason they are inspired that the child should come to school already well-trained, be able to read and write, and in the elementary grades should be able to work with office equipment, a computer.
Parents are torn between work and school projects of children and sincerely believe that it is necessary, this is normal.
The school pursues its own interests in order to create a reputation of a prestigious, advanced educational institution in which such smart and talented students.
In family relationships, gaslighting is a very common phenomenon.
Let me give you an example from my practice.
The wife constantly convinces her husband that she is a great coach, a talented psychologist, but in order to get a lot of money for this, she first needs to invest in education.
Her husband pays for her education.
He sincerely believes in his wife, she reinforces her attitudes with a manifestation of soft, and sometimes hard power.
But as the years go by, the spouse becomes an “eternal student ” and spends money on endless courses and projects, and there is no sense in her psychological education (by the way, I will say from experience - it is good if one tenth of those who received such an education eventually become practitioners).
But the husband believes that he provides for his wife, this is normal and correct.
The wife says that a real man should do this.
As a result, the victim of manipulation, a man does not feel himself.
By the way, in recent years this game called “I ’ m learning for myself ” has become popular, and very often it is a game at someone else ’ s expense.
* Why "gaslighting"?
Gaslighting - from the English "gas light" ("gas light").
This is the name of the play of the 1930s and its subsequent adaptations.
In the plot, a man for his own benefit tries to make a young wife believe that she is going crazy, loses her memory and reason.
In the evening, a woman notices that the light dims in the house.
The husband insists that it only seems to her.
At the same time, the lighting in the house really changes, since the husband turns on the gas light in another part of the house, where he looks for hidden jewels.
The term began to be used in psychology in the 1960s.
Over time, he gained new meaning.
Gaslighting in Russian society is an interesting and multifaceted phenomenon.
There is propaganda, and political manipulation, and some mental attitudes.
For example, we, unlike other states, for some reason it is not customary to ask the question: what, in fact, do my taxes go to?
Yes, I pay taxes, I am a good and proper member of society, so everyone does.
But where is that money spent?
This question is not asked by the masses, since it is believed that the money will be spent as it should be, on what is needed and those who understand it.
Talking about it is stupid and pointless.
Doubt the correctness of the use of taxpayers' money is not worth it, because "no one doubts it."
The authorities are more visible, and the business of law-abiding citizens is to pay taxes on time.
Or here is an example of political gaslighting.
People are convinced that there are enemies around.
And a couple of months later, they say on TV that there are enemies, but not all.
After a while, the enemy is declared a friend, the former partner is not a friend.
And an obedient member of society in this constant change of attitude loses confidence, doubts that black is black and white is white.
I agree with other people ’ s settings.
The classic technique of gaslighting is to tell victims that everyone around is lying, mistaken, and the gaslighter is “the only source of truthful information, ” notes the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
Why can a person be brainwashed?
Because in the process of education, since childhood, two things do not line up:
1.
Clear relationship with reality.
This is when a person knows exactly that black is black, and white is white.
2.
This is how a person thinks.
He knows in his realistic worldview what is good and what is bad, and he will not be knocked off.
He has an inner sense of confidence and a sense of dignity.
He believes in his own experience and practice.
Unfortunately, many people in our childhood are prepared for the fact that their brains are constantly trying to turn one way or the other.
They do not build an optimal relationship with themselves or with reality.
What should such a person rely on?
to external instructions.
He is dependent and manageable and does not ask too many questions.
He lives in his area with his daily worries.
And when he is told, for example, that you need to tighten your belts tighter, he does not ask why the belt is not tightened by the one who told him this.
Spending of Russians on antidepressants this year increased by 70% and amounted to 5 billion rubles.
Sales of sedatives also increased significantly - by 44%.
Gaslighting can stop at the moment when a person begins to doubt that something is wrong here.
As soon as you think: what is it I do and why I have been providing someone ’ s beautiful existence for so many years, and mine does not improve at all – gaslighting has a chance to stop.
How to recognize gaslighting?
There is one sure sign.
If they promise you too much, something is wrong.
Learn to doubt.
This is not good in our society yet.
A striking example is the prosperity of all sorts of fraudulent schemes, even the most primitive, which for some reason people are still led to.
Is our society ready for this?
In general, I am very surprised that gaslighting became the word of the year in America.
I would like to ask when he or a close concept will become popular in Russia?
Remembering the classics, when will we stop buying ears from a dead donkey?
And when do we like bagel holes less than the bagel itself?
The concept of gaslighting is closely related to the concept of justice.
This is once a favorite concept in the Russian archetype, which comes into its own only in the moments of the greatest social crises.
I would sincerely like “gaslighting ” or a close concept to become the word of the year in Russia.
This would mean that people still do not want to be deceived and learn to expose manipulators. ”
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Funny gas in balloons.
Until recently, they were freely sold to visitors of numerous parties and discos in..
Date of download: 2023-11-10
Funny gas in balloons.
Until recently, they were freely sold to visitors to numerous parties and discos in the UK.
But now the use of nitric oxide for entertainment purposes in the country is officially banned.
The reaction is mixed.
[London resident]:
“I fully support the ban. ”
[London resident]:
“Come on, it ’ s not heroin, it ’ s not grass, it ’ s just balloons. ”
[London resident]:
“On this issue, I fully agree with the government – to ban gas. ”
Violators of the ban, that is, those who will use laughing gas for entertainment purposes, face up to two years in prison.
For sellers, the measures are more severe - up to 14 years in prison.
However, experts note that real convictions are still far away.
[Dal Babu, former police officer]:
“Police will sometimes find it difficult to prove that the person who had these nitric oxide canisters is committing these illegal acts for entertainment purposes.
The gas does not stay in the body for long.
It ’ s not like cannabis or cocaine when you can take tests and find out if there is a drug in the human body. ”
In the Netherlands, a ban on laughing gas has been in place since January.
The results are already visible.
[Martin van Oyen, Minister of Health of the Netherlands]:
“We have started to carry out information preventive measures among young people and in schools.
We are now seeing usage rates decline. ”
Nitric oxide is used by cooks and bakers to whip cream.
It is also used in hospitals as an anesthetic.
It also became widely used as a drug at parties.
Cheerful gas has a short-term effect, but can lead to serious health problems, such as memory loss, weakened immune system and incontinence.
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What is this trend, why do teenagers run on all fours and is it dangerous?
Children around the world wear animal masks and run on all fours, imitating the habits of cats, foxes or dogs.
This is a quadrobika, a subculture whose members behave like animals.
In Russia, there are already calls to ban it.
For some children, this is a harmless hobby and game, for others - a lifestyle that becomes a problem for parents and others.
"Lenta.ru" tells what is a kvadrobika and how it is done, what is its use and danger, how it appeared and what you need to know for children who decided to pretend to be animals.
What is quadrobika
Quadrobika is a sports hobby in which a person moves on four limbs, imitating the movements of animals.
The name comes from a combination of the words “quadro ” (“ four ”) and “aerobics ”.
The founder of kvadrobiki is considered to be Japanese sprinter Kenichi Ito.
In the early 2000s, he came up with six ways to move the monkey, including running.
In 2008, Ito got into the Guinness Book of Records: he covered 100 meters on all fours in 18.58 seconds.
Over the years, he improved his result, due to which he became famous and gathered followers.
In 2014, his record was broken by another Japanese Katsumi Tamakoshi, but a year later Kenichi regained the championship, running a hundred-meter in 15.71 seconds.
He was 33 years old at the time.
This record was broken by American Colin McLure in 2022.
The result is 15.66 seconds.
Modern quadrobers perform different exercises, imitating a specific beast with which they identify.
This practice stands out from terianthropy, a community whose members allegedly feel a spiritual connection to animals.
Theriantropy is a youth subculture whose members, the Therians, psychologically associate themselves with animals.
Therians and quadrobers are different from furries - representatives of this subculture dress in costumes of anthropomorphic animals for entertainment and self-expression, that is, they play characters, but do not consider themselves animals.
A teriotype is a specific animal with which a terian or quadrober associates itself.
The names are derived from the Latin word theria, which denotes all viviparous mammals, that is, animals.
Separated, the quadrobika became popular as an independent movement in TikTok, Instagram (a social network banned in Russia; owned by Meta, a recognized extremist organization and banned in Russia) and YouTube.
As a rule, the authors of the videos teach to perform jumps, make masks, and also upload videos with them in the role of animals.
Quadrobika is most often fond of children of adolescence, the so-called generation of alpha.
The movement can be called a subculture, because it has already formed its own attitudes, values and requirements for appearance.
Among the most popular animals in quadrobers are cats, foxes, dogs and wolves.
At the same time, quadrobika is not limited to the imitation of animal movements.
Her fans think through the stories of their characters, unite in interest groups, arrange meetings, communicate in social networks and share experiences with each other.
Is it possible to consider kvadrobika
On the one hand, quadrobika involves physical activity and skill - two key elements in determining the type of sport.
To perform many movements, coordination, endurance and muscle strength are needed.
Nevertheless, the quadrobika should rather be attributed to active rest.
There are no clearly defined rules and requirements to be followed by participants.
Without them, quadrobika does not fit the definition of sports.
How to deal with quadruple
Since this is not a sport, there are no clear rules.
In the quadruple, you can distinguish several sports elements - jumping, running and walking on all fours.
To just have fun with friends, it is enough to learn to imitate the gait and habits of animals.
But exercises for advanced quadrobers require physical training, are quite traumatic, give a great load on the muscles and joints.
Therefore, it is necessary to do a warm-up in front of them.
A special load in the quadruple falls on the wrists, so it is worth adding to the warm-up exercises that strengthen this part of the body.
“The human body is formed in the process of evolution for upright walking.
If you start to move on all fours, muscles, ligaments and joints begin to receive an uncharacteristic load for them.
For example, landing on the hands and receiving the entire body weight (as it happens with an ordinary fall) leads to injuries of the wrist joint, a fracture of the radial bone in a typical place, a dislocation of the shoulder, ” Oles Tikhonov, a traumatologist-orthopedist, head of the traumatology-orthopedics department of the MedSwiss medical centers network, told Lenta.ru.
Professional instructors do not teach quadrobika – this knowledge is passed on within the community.
In social networks, there are many tutorials dedicated to different techniques.
What do adults do if you want to try kvadroku as a sport
Try to engage in animal flow (animal flow) is a training technique that also relies on animal movements.
Animal Flow was developed by fitness instructor Mike Fitch, it is based on gymnastics and yoga.
The complex of exercises is performed on all fours on the mat, work with their own weight.
Unlike kvadrobiki, the animal flow has training programs from professional instructors.
They can also be found on Russian online fitness platforms.
Expert advice
Oles Tikhonov, traumatologist-orthopedist
First of all, it is necessary to exclude diseases of the musculoskeletal system, which can be aggravated by practicing both quadruple and any other active sport (for example, deforming arthritis).
The second point is a lesson with a coach or mentor.
It is unlikely that you will find a real “great professional ” in this, since quadrobika is a fairly new type of physical activity.
But it is better that it was a person at least with a profile education (with a diploma of a “sports coach ”) and experience in other sports.
I think he will have an understanding of what is going on with the technique of performing movements and minimizing the risk of injury.
And general recommendations for all sports: wear the right form, always warm up before training and, if necessary, use protective equipment.
Oles Tikhonov traumatologist-orthopedist
Masks and costumes
The second component of the quadrobika is the costumes of animals.
Their mandatory part is masks and tails, gloves and other elements of clothing are added if desired.
Masks cover the upper half of the face, they can be made of different materials - plastic, papier-mache, decorated with fur, rhinestones and ribbons.
Masks and tails can be bought on any marketplace, offers start from 300 rubles.
As a rule, quadrobers prefer to make masks of animals on their own - after all, this is the main component of the image, which conveys the personality of the character.
There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube for that too.
Benefits for children
Physical development
If you follow safety precautions, quadrobika can improve strength, flexibility and coordination, especially the muscles of the cortex, arms and legs.
This type of exercise also improves the cardiovascular system and overall dexterity.
“In my opinion, everything is good in moderation.
If this activity is carried out with a warm-up and as a children's game without "records", on the prepared surface, then I do not see anything terrible in this.
Such physical activity is only beneficial, especially for children, ” said Oles Tikhonov.
In addition, the quadrobika encourages the desire of children for creativity and socialization, they spend time in the fresh air.
Socialization
Maria Makukhina, clinical psychologist of the children ’ s clinic “Fantasy ”.
People are social creatures, it is very important for us to belong to a group, to feel like an important part of it.
Subcultures – stilyagi in Soviet times, goths, emos, football fans and others – are the same groups.
Like many subcultures, it is a good way to feel secure attachment, which is very important for personality formation.
Who can be particularly affected by this trend?
Children and adolescents who have difficulties with attachment, with the formation of their identity, with acceptance by the close environment, with communication, with answers to questions: “Who am I? ”,“ What interests do I have? ”, “What place do I occupy in life? ”.
In itself, such imitation of animals is not dangerous for the psyche - it is a game, a stage of development and personality formation.
In most cases, children outgrow such hobbies.
Leading activities in younger adolescence - creating connections, communication with peers.
Later, it is replaced by another leading activity - studying, searching for a future profession, realizing oneself as a person with professional qualities and skills.
The motivation, the nature of behavior changes, and the desire to jump in animal masks naturally fades.
Maria Makukhina is a clinical psychologist of the children ’ s clinic “Fantasy ”
Danger for children
Injuries
Unsuccessful jumps and too much load on the limbs can lead to health problems.
“The movements used in the quadruple can be very traumatic, since a person is in an unnatural position, and the main weight at some points is redistributed to the upper limbs, not designed for such loads.
Loss of balance and, as a result, damage due to collision with the surface or objects is not excluded, ” explained Oles Tikhonov.
By the nature of the movements, he suggested that with quadrobika, you can get sprains, dislocations and subluxations of the joints, as well as bruises in the fall.
Problems with socialization
It is important to track the moment when passion becomes a problem.
Maria Makukhina pointed to such signs: the school performance has deteriorated, the child is interested only in quadruple, closes and ceases to communicate with parents.
“There is a fine line here: the desire for privacy is normal for any teenager.
But if such changes occur very abruptly and unexpectedly, this may indicate a problem.
A child who is too deeply immersed in the subculture may stop communicating with former friends, with parents, and devote all his time to communicating with other quadrobers, ” said the psychologist.
In such a case, Maria Makukhina advises to consult with a specialist.
It is impossible to draw an age limit beyond which the fascination with animals becomes abnormal.
As a rule, younger schoolchildren and younger adolescents are engaged in quadrobika, but older adolescents and young people are no longer.
“If boys and girls,“ young adults ” are fond of quadroics, this may indicate that they find it difficult to get a sense of belonging and significance in another way, and they have a lack of social communication skills, ” concluded Maria Makukhina.
Another wake-up call is that the child spends so much time in the role of an animal that it becomes inappropriate.
For example, comes in a mask at school or on family holidays, asks to refer to him as his character.
Danger on the Internet
In the Russian-language segment of YouTube, most tutorials are recorded by girls under the age of 16.
Often they wear short shorts, in which they crouch a lot, jump, raise their legs.
Despite the fact that the masks cover the face, such videos may be of interest to adult men who consider minors to be objects of sexual interest.
Parents of children and adolescents should talk about the dangers of the Internet, as well as explain how to behave in correspondence, which photos and videos in any case can not be sent to outsiders.
Can it be banned in Russia?
In April 2024, the head of the Safe Internet League, Ekaterina Mizulina, posted messages from her subscribers who asked to pay attention to the new trend.
Russians complained that quadrobers behave indecently in public places - eat grass, dig in the ground, molest pets, bark, meow and bite.
Other reports asked not to ban movement in Russia, because this behavior of quadrobers is rare.
In June, Mizulina published another post.
She said she was getting messages from quadrobers complaining about bullying.
At the same time, according to Mizulina, write to her and those who suffered from attacks by members of the subculture.
Officially, no one appealed to the State Duma with a request to ban the kvadrobika.
Nevertheless, the topic of limiting similar communities is discussed in the public field.
Against the ban already the State Duma Vitaly Milonov, and the children's ombudsman of Tatarstan Irina Volynets proposed to punish the involvement of children in the Furry subculture.
The attitude of Russian society to the subculture can be called wary.
From time to time there are news about how teenagers on all fours attack passers-by, behave inappropriately, and the police check their gatherings.
Nevertheless, there is no question of banning quadrobiki - many find it rather useful.

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Off-label is the use of medicines according to indications not approved by state regulatory authorities, not mentioned in the instructions for use.
According to the decision, which is quoted by Interfax, drugs can be prescribed off-label, if the effectiveness and safety of such use are confirmed by studies and recommendations adopted by international professional organizations.
The document notes that the prescription of off-label drugs is especially relevant for the treatment of children with chronic diseases of severe form, as well as children with cancer - in such cases, the share of off-label drugs use can reach 70%.
In September 2022, the Department of organization of medical care and sanatorium-resort business of the Ministry of Health stated that the use of off-label drugs before their inclusion in the standards of medical care for children and clinical recommendations is prohibited.
Currently, the use of off-label drugs for the treatment of children is regulated by the medical commission.
In May 2022, the government approved a list of diseases and conditions in which drugs can be used off-label.
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In August 2023, the group “Pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period ” was fully included in the list.
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What is the fact that television causes autism in infants and newborns?
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It cannot be denied that, in the age of the development of science, television has a negative impact on infants and children, if exposed to its contents periodically and for a long time, as it can slow the process of sensory and motor development, and absorb the abilities..
We may find several problems in the infant or child addicted to watching television, such as his inability to pay attention to his environment, and loss of focus.
Signs of this can also be seen through delayed speech, future academic decline, and even weakness in certain movements, such as walking and eating alone, while many mothers spend an effort trying to understand whether these are symptoms of autism and whether television is actually causing the disease.
During the study of the relationship between screens and the appearance of autism in infants and children, many scientific results and logical facts emerged, and it turned out that until today, researchers and scientists did not prove that television alone is the main cause of the emergence of this disorder.
In the same context, it has been shown that premature babies born before the 27th week of pregnancy, are more likely to be infected later, if their parents allow them to be exposed to screens before they reach the age of two, and there are other factors, such as genes and genetics, raise the likelihood of autism as well, as the presence of a child in the same family is considered a threat, especially if it is of the male sex.
The experience of Rania, 21, with her first son is tangible evidence of this research: “When my son, Basim, was six months old, I noticed that he didn ’ t smile and didn ’ t make any kind of appeal or any kind of reaction when I played with him or caressed him.
Since I don ’ t understand parenting, I started showing it to the TV and noticing if it interacts, and I discovered that the colors and loud sounds arouse it.
By the time he reached the ninth month, my fears increased when he quickly fell asleep in front of the television, as if he were unconscious, and did not imitate sounds or movements.
When I went to a specialist, he told me that in an advanced case of autism, my son was affected, and my ignorance and the use of television complicated his condition. ”
Experts and specialists: “These are the main causes of autism ”
The eighties and nineties spent their childhood in front of the television screens, among purposeful and entertaining cartoons, classes and programs, and evening films around which the family gathered, it seems that the mothers did not need nannies or other entertainment facilities in the neighborhood.
However, we haven ’ t heard much about these cases of autism.
The children grew up memorizing the songs of the floor paintings and the Spystone because they watched them and impersonated them, which in fact proves that the relationship of television to the turbulence of the age may be illusory, or, say, insignificant.
Psychologist and orthodontist Khali Kunooz explains: “Not to say that television is innocent of disorders of infants and children, it contributes to isolating them from proper communication with their surroundings and developing their skills from humans at the assumed age of this.
But autism is not the result of the influence of television, phone or any other material alone, the age of the parents may contribute to the birth of an infected child, and the mother's exposure to vaccines, radiation and drugs during pregnancy also has a role in this, and the exit of the fetus to life before the date.
These are the most likely causes, which means that other factors may aggravate the spectrum and make it difficult to treat.
That ’ s why we ’ re wary of screens, because most parents don ’ t notice their children developing autism until after the age of one. ”
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One of the novelties of entertainment media is that the right expression is to create situations in which the hero of the situation (may be passing through) suffers from fear or anxiety or other fabricated emotions (negative or positive) and sometimes these situations make him crazy and do actions that make the receiver laugh (audience) and sometimes lead to the occurrence of what is not good consequences, the simplest of saying taboos or cruel suicide or shooting or clash A heart attack or something.
The purpose of all this is to entertain the recipient at the expense of the hero of the situation, who is usually the man of the street or a celebrity, whether he is an artist, athlete or otherwise.
Over time, entertainment media has witnessed great developments and many of its great pioneers have emerged and contributed to the happiness of the public in various ways.
In the last century, entertainment media did not take to the streets, but was limited to real actors and was in two forms: visual, as in the works of Charlie Chaplin in America and Benny Hill in Britain, although the latter was accompanied by fast-paced music.
The second audio-visual version is from the works of the British duo The Two Runes, to name a few.
In the last century there have also been comedians who perform solo on stage or in the auditorium.
This chronology leads us to the time of pranks where non-actors are involved in the presentation and deluded into situations intended to make the audience laugh.
In this case, he steals from the hero of the situation a time of his day when he becomes at the height of his emotions sadness or joy or other imaginary emotions fabricated make him in a situation that is never enviable and puzzled in the management of his order and this is parallel with the behavior of the manager of the situation (media) is a serious act perfectly makes the hero believe what is going on and has no doubt about the sincerity of the situation and seriousness.
This manager may help some of the cooperating participants to make this situation serious.
Then market these situations in the form of a media product as explained, which often depict moments of bitter unhappiness experienced by the hero of the situation, but raise the laughter of the recipient from the general public and break the families of the hero of the situation in the end and release his ordeal.
But sometimes they provoke disapproval and condemnation, although not to say condemnation from the mass of educated recipients for the sense of the latter group of the depravity of work and its transgression on one's humanity.
Sometimes very unfortunate, they lead to loss of life, orphan children and widowhood husbands for trivial things.
These situations are familiar and known to the receiver (hidden camera pranks) on television, but among them are dangerous situations that kill one, for example the prank (Prank), which involves a live call on air in late 2012 from the presenters of such programs on an Australian FM station when they called a night nurse at a London hospital claiming to be senior members of the royal family (Queen and Prince Charles). On the case of a patient in the hospital, a senior member of the royal family (the Duchess of Cambridge), the media accurately imitated the voices of the Queen and the Prince.
The night nurse transferred the call to the nurse in charge of the patient, where the latter felt the prank and then three days later they found the night nurse suicidal because she felt that she bore the responsibility of transferring the phone call and not taking into account security matters first, as shown by the emails she sent to her colleagues before her suicide.
These are some of the sad and unfortunate cases and there is something more hidden.
What we wanted to say is that in any media business, employers are required to make accurate calculations before, during and after the introduction of the media product, which may lead to serious side effects that could have been avoided.
At the same time, educate the audience in general who tend to humor programs not to take the media product seriously and alert it in writing, voice or image to stay away from self-harm or others after consuming the product.
It is also important to avoid getting involved in sensitive situations.
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Baghdad / Osama Al-Bayati
Medical authorities warned of the phenomenon of selling “deviants ” through social networking sites, indicating that the materials used in those products have a significant impact on human health and threaten his life, criticizing the absence of censorship and calling for the inclusion of this trade, which they confirmed that it has seen a large spread at the moment, under the door of electronic crimes.
The official spokesman of the Pharmacists Syndicate, Mohammad Sher Khan, said in a statement to Al-Mada that "the weakness of health awareness among citizens and the absence of law and regulatory authorities and other factors contributed to the spread of advertising and promotion of medical products and deviations through social networking sites."
"The existence of many sites that are teeming with the Internet and social networking sites, and often fake have no presence on the ground or run by people far from the medical and health specialization," he said.
He pointed out that "most of the products are unlicensed and unknown origin have become threatening the lives of many with serious diseases," pointing out that "the goal of the promotion of these products to achieve profits after turning into a prosperous trade."
He stressed that "the problem needs to increase the health awareness of citizens by all sides and warn them to dispense with drugs and ineffective deviant drugs and contribute to the provision of medicine and safe products."
He considered that "the use of celebrities and artists by pages for advertising advertising medical products and deviants carries an incorrect advertising message," calling for "refraining from promoting such products, because they are not subject to legal accountability in the future and maintain the safety of the public."
He pointed out that "the prices of exaggerated products are used to delude people that they are products of global origin," and advised "the use of available means to make sure that the product is recognized or not, such as (barcode) on the packaging."
He found that “most of those who fall victim to these products are people with psychological problems and energy depletion due to obesity, and believe that what is displayed through social networking sites provides them with quick solutions. ”
He added that "the competent authorities should exercise their role to eliminate this phenomenon, and include it in the acts of electronic crimes and prosecute the owners of fake pages that use pharmacies that do not exist."
For his part, the doctor Hassan al-Qazzaz said in a statement to the (range), that "the use of eating curves has negative and dangerous effects and the resulting side effects may be serious."
Al-Qazzaz expressed regret that “this trade has become an unprecedented demand by many, especially young people. ”
He agrees with Sher Khan, "the need for the competent authorities to exercise their role in confronting this phenomenon and monitoring social media sites that promote deviant products."
Al-Qazzaz concluded that “awareness work is also important in confronting this phenomenon by warning citizens that the use of these deviants harms their health on the one hand, and that they are ineffective on the other. ”
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And to the beginning of the school season, the stationery market began to flourish.
The reporter visited and found that stationery blind box, quicksand pen bag, egg twist eraser and other novelty stationery were placed in a prominent position to attract children.
But the dazzling fancy stationery seems not so popular with parents; on the contrary, it is pencil, neutral pen, white rubber, transparent ruler and other simple stationery to become the first choice.
Professionals are also reminded to be careful to buy "toy stationery", and do not indulge in stationery blind box, so as not to become addicted.
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In the Huanyu Shopping Center, a cultural and creative grocery collection store called "Nine Wood Clutter Society", pens, books, school bags, modification tape, notepad and other stationery exudes attraction, will pass by the children's parents "pull" into the store.
The reporter noticed that the shelves were filled with beautiful cartons with different patterns.
Through the text description on the carton, customers can know what kind of stationery is in the box, but what kind of pattern can be drawn, it requires customers to "try their luck".
"This is a stationery blind box, there is a pen, a card, a sticker, a total of 14 kinds of patterns," the sales staff said, now the stationery blind box is very "fire".
The reporter noted that many stationery blind boxes are marked with the words "This product is suitable for students under 14 years old (including 14 years old) to use, and people over 14 years old can also use".
In the cultural and creative grocery stores of Maple Blue International Shopping Center, Huaxi LIVE · Wukesong and other shopping malls, stationery blind boxes and stationery blind bags occupy the center of the store.
Compared with the toy blind box, the price of stationery blind box is relatively cheap.
A stationery blind bag with two notepads, a bookmark ruler, a pendant and an eraser is priced at 25.9 yuan.
However, in the course of the interview in the store, the reporter found that parents seem to be not buying stationery blind boxes.
From time to time, there will be customers to buy one or two varieties of stationery blind boxes, but most of the customers look quite rational, and do not find "addictive" addicts.
"Children want to buy a blind box, we will be a toy to buy him a, at least than to buy a toy blind box to be worth some." A parent told reporters, children in primary school, the school is not allowed to take such fancy stationery to school, buy home at most is at home to "see" "" play "." Buy one on the line, there is no use. "
Simple stationery sells well.
At 7: 30 p.m., the door of the Scholar Bookstore, which operates books and stationery on the street outside the new street, is constantly pushed open, and parents and children who buy stationery are crowded with small storefronts.
"Twenty books, five pens, five erasers, a ruler." The staff in the store will check out a bag of stationery and hand it to the customer.
The reporter noted that most of the stationery sold in this store is the most common basic stationery.
And in and out of the customer purchase is mostly a simple color pen bag, pure white rubber, no pattern of the ruler, without any decoration of the exercise book and other ordinary stationery.
A large bag of stationery was bought, but it was only twenty or thirty dollars.
In a morning light stationery shop on Shifang Street, simple stationery is also the main style of the school season.
"This does not immediately start school, many parents bring their children to buy stationery." Sales staff told reporters, children to buy stationery, the store will generally let parents ask the school's requirements first, "buy in line with the school's requirements, in case you can't buy it back, it will cause waste."
The reporter noted that the younger children buy stationery in the store, which is basically the parents "final say."
Parents usually choose the most basic stationery for their children according to the requirements of the school.
Some older students will go to the store to buy stationery, these students in addition to pay attention to the value of stationery, stationery is easy to use, but also one of the prerequisites they value.
"Before buying will try it, some stationery is good, but it is not easy to use." Some middle school students said that they have bought a neutral pen with doll decoration, a ruler with a metal chain and a star pendant and other stationery that looks cute or fun.
But in fact, when writing, ornaments are cumbersome, which will affect the speed of writing, and it is very inconvenient to use.
"So, when writing homework and exams, you will still use those most practical stationery."
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In addition to the stationery blind box, "fancy" stationery like toys has also become a popular commodity in many cultural and creative grocery stores.
In a number of stationery shops, the reporter saw the "new weapons" in stationery.
Electric eraser, desktop vacuum cleaner, automatic pencil sharpener has become a lot of children 's homework essentials. "As long as the children' s learning efficiency can be improved, stationery with a sense of science and technology is still acceptable." Some parents said that many children will buy technology stationery such as desktop vacuum cleaner, and some children will even bring it to school to use, but also got the school permission.
But there are some "toy stationery" is not so easy to be accepted by the parents of students.
At the end of the pen, a variety of "small parts" such as flowers, paper cups, carousel and other "small parts" are adorned with "more than 50 kinds of play as you like."
On the other side of the shelf, there are more playful stationery.
A built-in star, quicksand, sequins of the "children fun pen bag", as long as the pen bag upright, the stars, sequins will slowly fall.
One side of a pencil case is like a LEGO toy wall, which can be inserted to design exclusive patterns.
A mini egg twister is filled with fruits and vegetables made of rubber. Turn the button and the fruit and vegetable eraser will fall from the egg twister.
Many children are attracted to this kind of novel stationery, touch this, touch that, in the shelf linger. "
If you like it, you can't buy it. "A parent rejected the request of the child to buy the fruit and vegetable eraser.
Many parents have said that this is stationery, ah, this is clearly a toy, buy back can not really bring to the school. "Bring to the school, what class ah, definitely play!"
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What kind of stationery should be prepared for school? This is indeed a problem for some "novice" parents.
To this end, many schools will be parents, especially first-year freshmen parents to issue detailed stationery purchase orders, to avoid parents and children in the purchase of stationery detours.
Take the pencil, eraser and pencil bag that children should use every day, for example, some schools recommend that children choose a pencil bag as much as possible, rather than buying a pencil box.
Because, most of the pen bags on the market are cloth or non-woven materials, whether it is turned on or off, or accidentally dropped to the ground, it will not make a sound, to avoid disturbing the classroom order.
The pencil box is mostly metal or plastic material, the child accidentally touched off during class, not only will make a sound when landing, some unsturdy pencil box may also be "broken".
If you are a junior, it is recommended to choose 2H or HB wooden pencils instead of mechanical pencils.
After all, children who have just learned to write are not proficient in pen control, and many children will be too hard when holding the pen and writing. 2H or HB wooden pencils, the hardness of the refill is stronger, even if the force is not easy to break, once the writing is wrong, the non-deep handwriting is easier to erase.
The pencil core of 2B is relatively soft, easy to break, and the pencil is easy to write clearly.
Eraser as far as possible to choose the ordinary style, easy to grasp fingers, do not be too fancy, to avoid distracting children's attention in the classroom.
The schoolbag is sturdy, durable, easy to clean, and also to avoid being too fancy.
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Stationery or hidden consumption risks
More and more categories, bright decoration, a variety of stationery is becoming more and more children's hearts.
But do not underestimate those who accompany the stationery around the children every day, small stationery, may also hide a big hidden danger of consumption.
The Chinese Consumers Association has issued a consumption reminder for all kinds of stationery sold on the market, reminding parents to be careful to buy "toy stationery" with decorative shapes and decorations, because these stationery often bring the risk of misappropriation and suffocation to children.
In addition, try to avoid the use of bright colors and fragrant stationery, because these contain certain additives and plasticizers, long-term use will have a negative impact on the child's physical development.
The General Administration of Market Supervision has also issued consumer tips for children to use blind boxes, which specifically mentions the "stationery blind box" with built-in stationery.
It is pointed out that due to the particularity of the blind box packaging, it is easy to cause consumers and producers "information asymmetry", coupled with the blind box is divided into ordinary and hidden versions, which may cause children's psychological comparison, resulting in children's purchase and use of such products is easy to "addictive".
Therefore, it is recommended that when buying blind boxes, parents should guide their children to do their best in combination with economic ability and consumer demand, not to be too obsessed and avoid addiction.
In addition, for blind box built-in products with special components, if they contain small parts, small balls, etc., the outer packaging should be marked with warning words.
Parents should check the outer packaging in advance and inform children to avoid accidental swallowing and suffocation in the use of children.
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Content: A 40-year-old mother bravely gave birth to a cleft lip and palate! Luo Huifu went to the house to help the new craniofacial family
Journalist Li Qiwei / reporting from Taipei
Luo Huifu Craniofacial Foundation today (6) held a "do good, live a good year" fundraising press conference, inviting cleft lip and palate and small ear disease families to share a tough heart journey, 40-year-old pregnant mother's title mother, pregnant again after 17 years, but in the fourth month of pregnancy ultrasound, found that the title face has obvious defects, learned that she has "cleft lip and palate". In the end, they bravely gave birth to the title, and under the "craniofacial newborn to home respite care plan" provided by the foundation, they became more and more confident in taking care of the title.
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According to the ROH Foundation, Taiwan's craniofacial treatment technology is superb, and children with congenital craniofacial diseases can look as cute as ordinary children after treatment, but craniofacial families often worry that they will not be able to take care of their newborn children, and they will feel afraid and withdrawn.
The Rockefeller Cranial Foundation provides “cranial newborn to home respite care plan ” from pregnancy, giving the most reassuring support, reducing the anxiety and anxiety of parents, and bringing the Foundation trained respite caregivers to each family to demonstrate and teach special care skills, so that parents can gradually become proficient and more confident in caring for the cranial child.
Since 2019, the Foundation has provided “craniofacial newborn to home-based respite care program ” to a total of 224 new craniofacial families and provided 417 sessions of services.
After 17 years of pregnancy, she became pregnant again, so that her mother was very happy, and her father, who finally had a lover in her previous life, was full of expectations. But God played tricks. When she got pregnant in the fourth month of pregnancy, she found that her face had obvious defects. After the obstetrician explained, she learned that she had “cleft lip and palate. ” Finally, with the encouragement of her husband, she contacted the Rockefeller Craniofacial Foundation.
After the social worker explained the illness through the video, the parents had confidence, "the child will choose us to be her parents, must know that we will raise her well, not to mention Taiwan's medical technology is so advanced, we let the child come to this world together!"
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Luo Huifu Foundation mentioned that on November 24 this year, Fei Fei underwent cleft lip repair surgery, completed cleft lip repair and middle ear ventilation tube placement.
The stone in the heart of her mother finally put down, and her father sobbed with emotion, watching her recovery after her surgery become better and better, her parents firmly said: "Now see her smile, as if to tell us this decision, is right." In January next year, she will also carry out cleft palate repair surgery, parents have no longer so worried.
At the age of 5, Agnes is born with small ears and small ear canal. His language development is slightly behind that of his peers due to the influence of hearing. Through participation in the Lovejoy Foundation Language Focusing Therapy, social workers encourage children to read more pictures and listen to nursery rhymes to stimulate language development.
After 36 times of speech therapy, now Ayan language development is getting better and better, and even can carry the song and dance, see the child's change, so Ayan mother can not help but emotionally say, "No matter what the child's condition, it will always be our heart and soul baby, as long as we do not give up, hard to face, care is difficult to pass over!" 」
Zhao Daixin, a love ambassador for her mother, shared that when she was young, she was not confident because she had too much hair, and the hair on her face was relatively obvious, and she was once laughed and said, "Teacher, why is Zhao Daixin a girl and has a beard?"
She called, "I hope that we can let children know about craniofacial diseases from a young age, respect differences, and reduce the abnormal vision caused by not knowing."
We also hope that the public will make a donation to help these little cranial babies grow up well. "
The Rockefeller Foundation urgently needs to raise $10 million for new parent counseling, psychological care for craniofacial families, financial assistance, and scholarships.
From now on, as long as a single donation of more than 580 yuan, you will receive a limited number of Spring Festival couplets and red envelopes.
The Rockefeller Foundation mentioned that this fundraising project has the response of the loving manufacturer Olufen to launch the "You shop and I donate" campaign. From now until February 29 next year, Olufen will donate 2% of the order amount to support the Rockefeller Foundation's fundraising activities.
At the same time, during the "You shop and I donate" campaign, the official website of the caring manufacturer Olufen has a caring subscription package. You can directly order Olufen oral care products online to support the craniofacial baby teeth care.
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An idea that has long been known to make rulers nervous.
An idea repudiated by religion and ideology, ignored by the news media, and erased from the record of world history.
At the same time, every branch of science believes that this idea is justified.
This idea is confirmed by evolution and confirmed by everyday life.
This idea is so deeply ingrained in human nature that it goes unnoticed and ignored.
We need to have the courage to take this idea more seriously before it can really start a revolution.
It completely changes the whole society.
Because, once you understand what it really means, it will be a mind-twisting medicine that guarantees that the world will never be the same as before.
So, what is that radical idea?
And most of them, in their hearts, are truly righteous.
I don ’ t think anyone can explain this idea better than Tom Postmes, a professor of social psychology at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
He has been asking students the same question for years.
Imagine a plane making an emergency landing and breaking into three sections.
When the cabin was thick with smoke, everyone inside knew that we had to get out.
What's going to happen now?
• On Planet A, passengers turn around and ask if the person next to them is okay.
Those in need of assistance were the first to be rescued.
People are willing to sacrifice their lives even in the face of complete strangers.
On Planet B, everyone takes care of their own lives.
Panic broke out.
There is a lot of push-ups.
Children, the elderly and people with disabilities are trampled under their feet.
The question is, what planet do we live on?
"I estimate that about 97 percent of people think we live on Planet B," says Professor Bozemeys.
“But the truth is, in almost all cases, we live on Planet A. ”
Ask anyone the same.
Whether left or right, rich or poor, educated from nothing to educated – all make the same false judgment.
"They don't know.
I don ’ t know if he ’ s a senior, junior, or graduate student.
In most cases, professionals don ’ t know, not even emergency responders, ” Bozemeys lamented.
And it ’ s not because of a lack of research.
We have had access to this information since World War II, "he said.
Even the greatest disaster in history occurred on Planet A.
As an example, Titanic sank.
If you ’ ve seen the movie, you might think everyone is blinded by panic (except for the string quartet).
But in fact, the evacuation was quite orderly.
“There were no signs of panic or hysteria, no cries of fear, no one came and went, ” one eyewitness recalled.
Take for example the 9 / 11 terrorist attacks.
When the Twin Towers of the World Trade Organization caught fire, thousands of people, knowing that their lives were in danger, calmly walked down the stairs.
They gave way to the firefighters and the injured.
“And people would say, ‘ No, you go first. ’ ”
One survivor later described it this way.
“I couldn ’ t believe it was such a time that people would actually say, ‘ No, no, you ’ re welcome. ’ ”
This is amazing. "
There is a long-standing myth that human nature is selfish, aggressive and prone to panic.
Dutch biologist Frans de Waal likes to call it the veneer theory: the concept is that civilization is just a thin layer of veneer, and that veneer will crack with a little stimulation.
But it's actually the opposite.
We humans exhibit our best qualities when crises strike — when bombs fall or floods rise.
Hurricane Katrina swept through New Orleans on August 29, 2005.
The city ’ s levees and flood walls that should be protected are not working.
After the storm, 80 percent of homes were flooded and at least 1,836 people were killed.
It was the most destructive natural disaster in the history of the United States.
That week ’ s newspapers were full of records of sexual assaults and shootings across New Orleans. There were horrifying reports of banditry and looting around, and reports of snipers targeting rescue helicopters.
In the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, which serves as the city ’ s largest storm shelter, about 25,000 people were packed without electricity or water.
Journalists reported that two babies had their throats cut open and a seven-year-old was sexually murdered.
The police chief said the entire city was falling into anarchy, and the governor of Louisiana was worried about the same.
“What infuriates me the most, ” she said,“ is that this kind of disaster always brings the worst of people. ”
The conclusion spread like a virus.
In The Guardian, the respected historian Timothy Garton Ash makes clear what too many people are thinking: “If we take away the essential ingredients of a well-organized and civilized life — food, shelter, drinking water, minimal personal safety — we will be back in a Hobbes-like state of nature for all in a matter of hours. ” A war against all. [...] A few become angels for a short time, but most return to the state of ape."
The great theory of disguise is back.
According to Jadon Ash, New Orleans opens a small hole in “the thin shell we have covered in the nature (including human nature) of hot lava. ”
It wasn ’ t until months later, when the reporters were gone, the floodwaters dried up, and the columnists went to the next topic to give their opinion, that the researchers revealed what was happening in New Orleans.
It sounded like a gunshot, but it was actually a gas cylinder safety valve that exploded.
Six people die in the superdome: four die of natural causes, one overdosing and the other committing suicide.
The police chief had to admit that he could not prove an officially reported sexual assault or murder.
Yes, there have been robberies, but most of them are groups working together to survive, and in some cases even with the police.
Researchers at the Center for Disaster Studies at the University of Delaware concluded that “the overwhelming majority of all emergency actions are inherently beneficial to society. ”
A veritable "Invincible Fleet" arrives to rescue people from rising floodwaters, the furthest of which is even from Texas.
Hundreds of civilians form rescue teams, like a group of people calling themselves the Robin Hood Looters — a group of eleven friends who search for food, clothing, and medicine to give to those in need.
In short, Katrina did not flood New Orleans with egoism and anarchy.
The whole city is full of courage and kindness.
Hurricanes confirm scientific research into "how humans respond to disasters."
The Center for Disaster Studies at the University of Delaware has shown that, contrary to what we see in movies, there has never been a complete mess in nearly 700 field studies since 1963.
It ’ s never “taking care of life. ”
Criminal behavior — murder, theft, sexual assault — usually decreases.
People don ’ t go into complete shock, they stay calm and act.
“The extent of the looting, however serious, ” notes one disaster researcher,“ is always dwarfed by the widespread altruism that drives people to share goods and services freely. ”
Catastrophe brings out the best qualities.
But I ’ ve never seen a sociological study with so much solid evidence behind it, so casually ignored.
The picture given to us by the media is always the opposite of the actual situation at the time of the disaster.
“My personal impression, ” wrote Rebecca Solnit, who expertly chronicled the aftermath of Katrina ’ s assassination in A Paradise Built in Hell in 2009,“ is that the elite panic comes from those in power who view humanity in their own image. ”
Dictators and autocrats, rulers and generals — they assume that ordinary people are just as governed by egoism as they are, and so often resort to barbarism to avoid situations that only happen in their minds.
In the summer of 1999, nine children at a small school in Bornem, Belgium, had a mysterious illness.
They come to school in the morning without symptoms; they get sick after lunch.
Headache, vomiting, palpitations.
The only thing that teachers looking for explanations can think of is the Coca-Cola that the nine children drank at the end of class.
It didn ’ t take long to reach the reporter.
At Coca-Cola headquarters, the phone started ringing.
On the same evening, the company released a press release announcing that it was removing millions of bottles of Coke from stores in Belgium.
"We are conducting an investigation and hope to have definitive answers in the next few days."
A spokesman said.
But it's too late.
Symptoms have spread throughout Belgium and cross the border into France.
Ambulances rushed the pale, limp child to the hospital.
Within days, people ’ s suspicions spread to all of Coca-Cola ’ s products. Fanta, Sprite, Nestlé Tea, Dynamic Elements …
It all seems to be endangering children.
The Coca-Cola incident was the worst financial blow in the company ’ s 107-year history, forcing the company to recycle 17 million cases of soft drinks in Belgium and destroy warehouses.
In the end, it cost more than $200 million.
Then something strange happened.
A few weeks later, the toxicologist released the lab report.
What did they find after testing those cans of Coke?
No pesticides.
No pathogens.
No toxic metals. None.
They tested hundreds of patients with blood and urine samples.
In the face of the severe symptoms that had been recorded in more than a thousand boys and girls at the time, scientists were unable to find a single chemical cause.
“There ’ s no doubt that those kids are really sick, ” one researcher said.
“But it wasn ’ t because of drinking Coke. ”
The Coca-Cola affair is a philosophical issue that has been debated since ancient times.
What is the truth?
Some things, believe it or not, are true.
Water boils at a hundred degrees Celsius.
Smoking can kill you.
President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
Other things, if we believe, we have a chance to be true.
Our beliefs become what sociologists call “self-fulfilling prophecies ”: if you predict that a bank will go bankrupt, and that persuades many people to close their accounts, then the bank will surely go bankrupt.
Or look at it as a placebo.
If your doctor gives you a fake pill that says it will cure your discomfort, then you do have a chance to really feel better.
The more inspiring the placebo, the greater the chance.
In general, injections are more effective than pills, and in the past even bloodletting was effective — not because of how advanced medieval medicine was, but because people felt that such intense treatments were bound to be effective.
So, what is the ultimate placebo? Surgery! Put on a white robe, administer an anaesthetic, and then stop to pour yourself a cup of coffee.
When the patient recovers, tell them that the surgery has been successful.
A general review by the British Medical Journal, comparing actual surgical procedures with prosthetic procedures (performed in the case of back pain and heartburn), found that placebo helped in three quarters of cases, and was even as effective as the actual surgery in half of cases.
But the reverse is just as effective.
Taking a fake pill, thinking that it will make you sick, may also come true.
Warn your parents that there is a drug that has serious side effects, and that can really happen.
For obvious reasons, the so-called “anti-placebo ” effect has not yet been extensively tested, because convincing healthy people that they are sick has a thorny ethical problem.
Nevertheless, all the evidence suggests that anti-placebo can be powerful.
The same conclusion was reached by the Belgian health authorities in the summer of 1999.
There may be something wrong with one or two cans of Coke that the boys in Bonnet were drinking.
But beyond that, the view of scientists is firm and clear: hundreds of other children across the country are infected with a kind of "group psychosis," colloquial: that's what they imagined.
Not that the victims are pretending.
More than a thousand Belgian children actually developed nausea, fever, and dizziness.
If you believe in one thing, it can come true.
If the anti-placebo effect teaches anyone anything, it ’ s that ideas are never just ideas.
What we believe makes us.
We ask for mercy.
And what we predict will happen.
Perhaps you can see what I am trying to say from this point: that the view that we are concerned about human nature is also an anticomfort.
If we “believe ” that most people aren ’ t trustworthy, so will the way we treat each other.
Few ideas have as much power in shaping the world as “what we think of others. ”
Because at the end of the day, you will get what you want.
If we ’ re going to tackle the biggest challenges of our time — from the climate crisis to our growing mistrust of each other — then I think the place we need to start is where we think about human nature.
Let ’ s be clear: this book is not a good book for human beings.
We are clearly not angels.
We are complex creatures with a good side and a not-so-good side.
The question is which side we turn.
My argument is simply this: we — by nature, as children, on uninhabited islands, when wars break out, when crises strike — have a strong preference for the good of ourselves.
I will present a wealth of scientific evidence to prove how realistic it is to have a more positive view of human nature.
At the same time, I am convinced that if we start to believe this, it can be more real.
A story from an unknown source has been circulated online.
There is a truth in the story that I think is simple but profound:
An old man said to his grandson, “I have a fight in my heart, it ’ s a fight between two wolves. ”
One is a bad wolf — anger, greed, jealousy, arrogance, and cowardice.
The other is the good wolf — peaceful, loving, humble, generous, honest and trustworthy.
These two wolves also fight in your heart, and in everyone ’ s heart. ”
After a while, the boy asked, "Which wolf will win?"
The old man smiled.
"The one you feed."
Source: The Times Publishing
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Staying up late has become the norm for young people in China, how to ensure sleep and relieve the fatigue caused by staying up late has become the demand of young people, sleeping water, staying up late, melatonin has also become a familiar product for many young people, behind this has spawned a huge "sleep economy".
The related industries surrounding how to sleep and how to remedy after staying up late have developed rapidly in recent years, especially for young consumers, various new trendy foods and health care products have appeared, such as melatonin, and emerging health products such as staying up late.
With the help of brands and capital, the “sleep economy ” has become a potential trillion market.
Although the development prospects of the "sleep economy" are broad, but the industry and relevant experts pointed out that whether it is health care products or ordinary foods with the corresponding substances, in fact, they do not have the ability and efficacy to replace drugs, and many products are not obvious, so consumers need to carefully choose and use related products.
Billions of people want sleep.
The "2022 China National Healthy Sleep White Paper" jointly released by the China Sleep Research Society and other institutions shows that 44% of young people aged 19 to 25 stay up late to zero; young adults aged 19 to 35 are the age group with high incidence of sleep problems, and the rate of insomnia accounts for 30% of the total number of people.
In addition, according to Ai Media Consulting data, in 2021, the size of China's sleep economy market will exceed 400 billion yuan (RMB, the same below), and it is expected to exceed one trillion yuan in 2030.
The reporter of "China Business News" learned that Ai Media Consulting survey shows that among Chinese netizens who purchased sleep aids in 2021, 43.5% of netizens purchased eye masks or eye patches; 30.1% of netizens purchased cassia pillows or latex pillows; 25.8% of netizens chose to buy soundproof earplugs.
Consumers may choose the above household items because they are convenient to use and have a long life cycle, unlike drugs or health care products that need to be purchased continuously.
In a large number of market demand, how to assist consumers sleep has become a business opportunity, in addition to working hard on sleep products, sleep aids, sleep sugar, melatonin and other health products, food products have undoubtedly become one of the fastest growing categories in recent years.
According to a statistic from the China Economic Research Institute in 2021, in terms of growth scale, the melatonin related market has grown rapidly since 2015, reaching 543 million yuan in 2020, an increase of 10.1% year-on-year.
In addition to the old health care companies Tomson Bijian, Kangenbei, etc., Wahaha and other fast-food companies have also launched corresponding melatonin products.
According to the "2021-2026 China melatonin industry development prospects and investment risk forecast analysis report" released by the China Research Institute of Industry in 2021, the proportion of domestic manufacturers of melatonin raw materials such as melatonin, HPMC and vitamin B6 is more than 80%.
Under the premise of stable upstream supply, the brand side works hard in the form of product expression, such as melatonin fudge, spray and other different flavors of products abound.
Zhu Danpeng, an analyst in China's food industry, said that due to the changes in lifestyle habits of the new generation, sleep quality has become the focus of consumer health needs.
With the help of drinks and drugs to improve insomnia has become a new need, but also spawned industrial opportunities.
The reporter consulted the mainstream sleep aid water, sleep aid gummies and other products on the market, the main sleep aid ingredient is gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA for short) or tea theanine.
According to the literature of the network, it has been confirmed that GABA, as a small molecular weight non-protein amino acid, has food safety and can be used in the production of beverages and other foods.
The compound preparation of casein hydrolysate and y-aminobutyric acid has a certain effect on improving sleep according to the judgment basis of the "Technical Specification for Inspection and Evaluation of Health Food".
As for melatonin, it is actually a kind of product that Chinese consumers are very familiar with. As early as more than 20 years ago, the main ingredient of the brain gold is melatonin. Melatonin is widely used in the field of health care products or prescription drugs.
At present, melatonin products in the market include chewable tablets, capsules, gummies and even spray, adapting to the diversity of needs of various consumers.
It is not difficult to see from the above literature that whether it is y-aminobutyric acid or melatonin, it has an emphasis on the scientific theoretical foundation, which is also more acceptable to the younger generation of consumers.
Zhong Kai, director of Kexin Food and Nutrition Information Exchange Center, told reporters that many sleep aid products on the market at present, their main ingredients can indeed play a role in assisting sleep, but some products have hidden dangers that make consumers dependent.
Public information shows that at present, in addition to the United States, Hong Kong and other countries and regions of melatonin as a health food, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Ireland and other countries (regions) are cautious about the use of melatonin, as a prescription drug strictly controlled, not free to sell in pharmacies.
According to the official website of the Food and Drug Administration, in China, melatonin is allowed to be used as a health food raw material, requiring purity of more than 99.5%, and the daily recommended dosage is 1-3 mg, and the declared health function is limited to improving sleep.
In addition, gamma-aminobutyric acid and tea theanine in 2009 and 2014, the Ministry of Health approved the above two ingredients as new resource foods and new food raw materials for food production and processing, providing authoritative support for the safety of "sleep aid beverages".
At the same time, such as Yangledo, Mengniu and other fast-food giants have introduced sleeping drinks containing the above substances, but these products are ordinary food, and do not have the officially recognized sleep properties.
Liu Shaowei, professor of food science and engineering in the School of Biological Engineering of East China University of Technology, told reporters that many drinks on the market do add gamma-aminobutyric acid, tea theanine and other substances that help sleep, but its content is how much, whether it can play a role in sleep, and even whether long-term use has side effects, is still unknown.
“Stay up late for the economy. ”
Under the premise that sleep becomes a problem, how to reduce the loss of staying up late has also become a more concerned topic for consumers.
In this context, staying up late products began to appear in the market, staying up late type of tea coffee, beverages, health care products, food have appeared.
The reporter noted that many brands, including Tongrentang, have launched overnight water with their own characteristics.
It is worth noting that staying up late water is not a new category, this concept has existed for a long time, Tongrentang, Wang Laoji and other traditional brands around the stay up scene, launched a similar product, netizens also referred to it as "staying up late water", its ingredients are more added to the royal jelly, ginseng, red dates and other dietary supplement materials, and "for staying up late state repair" herbal health "slogans.
It is understood that Tongrentang staying up late in the water by Tongrentang's national tide health hall "know well health" launched.
According to its official introduction, "Know Well Health" is a new business brand of Tongrentang, which was officially launched in January 2019, creating a new concept super experience store offline and providing a healthy lifestyle online, with the aim of providing sub-health integrated solutions for modern young people.
And staying up late water and other products as emerging forms of the main health of the new tea brand, is a huge market to look for incremental new opportunities.
In the eyes of capital, its growth and potential are huge.
It is understood that the promotion of instant health "Lotus Water Shop" opened its first store in Qingdao in December 2020, and the first month of take-out sales reached more than 3,000 orders. Start a round of financing.
"Stay up late health tea has a stronger Māori space, such as ginseng, American ginseng and other traditional Chinese medicines, can improve the pricing space of tea." Gao Jianfeng, an expert in fast food industry, said that under the anxiety of staying up late, health has become a new track for tea.
In terms of health care products, the current hotter late-night health care products are milk thistle tablets. The official advertised effect of milk thistle tablets is to nourish the liver and protect the liver, but under the traditional idea of "staying up late to hurt the liver", milk thistle tablets began to become one of the products of staying up late health care products on the e-commerce platform.
In addition, young people are keen to stay up late to remedy the single product covers washing and care products, skin care products, food and other categories.
"From the perspective of the entire health care industry, staying up late has exacerbated the health concerns of young people, staying up late to maintain health has indeed become a new circuit of many foods and drinks, and with the help of capital, consumers have begun to pay for it unconsciously."
First, whether it can really alleviate the damage caused by staying up late, but under this trend of economic thinking, staying up late to maintain the economy will continue to give birth to new forms of business, "Zhu Danpeng said.
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The last missing person has been found!
Family members identify themselves with Buddha beads, "tears call home", 10 dead, 98 injured
Male passenger Taiwan Railway link smoking … Tourette ’ s girl can ’ t stand the smell of cigarettes to stimulate “dirty talk ” and get ripped off her clothes and slammed into her car door.
“There ’ s finally a place where I feel like I ’ m a normal person. ” — The Flying Girl with Tourette ’ s Disease
The first time she came to my clinic was at night. With a ponytail and a sportswear, she was a very solid figure with a healthy wheat complexion.
At that time, she was a sophomore, with excellent academic results, and her performance by the pool was even more impressive.
However, on the other hand, Tourette ’ s disease and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which began to appear in elementary school, continue to haunt her.
“When I was a kid in class, whenever I made a sound, my teacher told me to go outside the classroom and punish me, and even after school, he left me to punish me. ” She described it gently, and I could not help frowning.
"You don't have to worry about it, the current school teachers and classmates are very good. Hey, you are a good doctor, very concerned about the patients, and you will wrinkle your brows when you hear about my past."
I'm willing to take the medicine you prescribe! "
In fact, there are medications for Tourette ’ s disease that can help control the symptoms of twitch, but the spike has never eaten in the past.
I don ’ t know how Ho got her trust and prescribed her for Tourette ’ s and ADHD.
She has adapted well to the new medication, her Tourette symptoms have improved slightly, and her attention has improved a lot.
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In her third year of high school, she enrolled in the Department of Education.
“I ’ ve had a lot of talks this summer.
She said excitedly and narrowly: “A lot of units want to understand Tourette ’ s disease, who do you think is better for them to ‘ understand ’ than me? ”
I am like a live show on Torrey! ”
When he returned to the clinic, Spike put a disc on the table.
"This is my speech, you can listen to it if you are interested."
On the stage, she explained the symptoms of Tourette ’ s disease one by one. When she talked about vocal convulsions, she suddenly said “ah ” loudly, and humorously said to the people under the stage,“ The so-called vocal convulsions, like this. ” The audience laughed.
At the end of the speech, she said, “I later thought that Tourette ’ s disease was a disguised gift for me.
I mean, it looks like a bad thing, right? But it also taught me a lot and a lot … things you guys can ’ t learn.
I believe that in the process of becoming a teacher, it will make me special and different from other teachers. ”
The applause was like a thunder, and Hsiao Sui, like an actor after a brilliant performance, bowed down generously to the audience.
Close the video file and I turn to the ear in front of me.
She looked at me expectantly, like a child who scored 100 in the exam, and asked me how she felt.
"You did a great job, and I think you will bring courage to the children and parents who have Tourette ’ s disease."
I applaud her, but at the same time I can ’ t help but worry that such an exposure will actually put pressure on her.
I want her to know that sometimes it doesn ’ t matter to be strong and optimistic all the time.
“You said you ’ ve taken a lot of speeches, and recently there ’ s a national swimming tournament.
I was wondering, would you be too tired? ” I said cautiously about my worries.
Xiao Sui heard the words and smiled, the mood is like the wind and clouds color, she suddenly fell into tears.
"After all this talk, I feel more and more empty..."
She said as she fell into tears, on such occasions, she seems to be regarded as a "model", must be optimistic and strong, but she will also be disappointed, anxious, and will laugh at and bully her life.
But in the speech, she did not dare to say it.
“So you mean that what the listener sees is not all about you, ” I said.
"Those negative emotions, I can only bring here.
Because I am afraid that if the audience knows, it will feel that I am not so strong, so good, and will not like me.
I ’ ve been disliked by enough people … ” A tear kept falling from her eyes.
In fact, having joy and sorrow is the emotion that a complete person will have.
No one is feeling positive and optimistic every day.
Too much sunlight isn ’ t really healthy, and that ’ s what worries me about Spike.
I said these thoughts, and she listened silently.
I mean, that feeling of emptiness feels better.
I think it's probably my dark side that's been protesting, they're saying, 'Look at me! Why don't they let me out!' At least they're being seen now. "
And they laugh and laugh and laugh.
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After college, she still came back by train every week.
It wasn ’ t until one time she came to the clinic with an injury in the corner of her eye that I realized how difficult it was for her to go back to the clinic.
“What ’ s wrong with you? ” she asked, her eyes swollen with a big lump.
It turned out that because she was afraid of disturbing other passengers, she was standing in the connecting passage between the carriages when she took the train, and she did not enter the carriages at all.
The thought of her standing without air conditioning, bumping and shaking all the way, I couldn't help but feel sad.
Not only that, today there is a young man smoking in the channel, and the stimulation of the cigarette smell makes her filthy speech uncontrollable for a moment, and directly sounds like a scolding.
The other person looked not good, directly grabbed Xiao Sui's clothes and asked her what she said.
Xiao Sui was tense, the foul language was even louder, and the other party pushed her to hit the car door.
“It ’ s a terrible thing, I can ’ t do anything about it, ” I said with all my anger.
"This kind of thing, we have Tourette's disease often encountered.
If everyone goes to sue, I may become a VIP of the law firm! "She was even in the mood to joke.
Then she said, “Well, I ’ m telling you this, you can ’ t let me go back to the clinic. ”
Next time, there will be no conflict with the people.
I've been trying to talk to you for a week! "
Clever as she really guessed my mind, I was about to offer to ask her not to come back to the clinic every week.
However, looking at the eager eyes, I still swallowed the request back, only to ask her to be more careful next time.
The weekly train ride back to the clinic certainly gives her a place to talk about, but how can I imagine the dangers and grievances along the way?
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Although she studied in an education-related department, it is surprising that not all professors understand her symptoms.
The friendly professor's class, she has a 100% attendance rate, and the report submitted by the professor is very appreciated, and she is asked to write a research project.
But when it comes to the professor who speaks coldly to her, she is not a fuel-efficient lamp.
I heard that the professor of a class loved to ask her to take the class to read the textbook, and she was nervous, and all kinds of symptoms of Tourette came out, and even dirty words came out in the most severe cases.
The professor caught her pain with joy and reprimanded: "You are disrespectful to the master, take the textbook and go outside to punish the station."
"Go and go! The blue sky and white clouds outside the classroom, why do I stay in that smoky place.
I stood in the corridor more and more angry, so I ripped the textbook off, rubbed it and threw it through the window, but it was a pity that I didn't hit the teacher. "
Not surprisingly, the score of each section of the scion is either close to full marks or is taken by death.
Seeing that I was about to start reading about her impulsive behavior again, she hurriedly shifted the topic.
“I ’ m telling you, the teacher who took me to write my research project last time said she could help me apply for an exchange in the United States. ”
She said that special students like me, the environment in the United States is relatively open, and you can also see the services of schools in advanced countries for special students. 」
Her eyes glowed as if she had breathed the air of American freedom.
Through the professor, she successfully applied for the status of exchange student in the United States, and used the money she saved to participate in swimming competitions and various scholarships as travel expenses, and began to prepare for her departure.
“Once you ’ ve settled down there, remember to go to the school ’ s counseling center first and ask if anyone can discuss your situation with you on a regular basis. ”
Also, did the insurance of exchange students assist in this part of medical treatment... "Before Xiao Hou's departure, I was still very worried that her medical services there would not be able to continue.
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More than a year later, Sui appeared on the waiting list again, still wearing a sports outfit and carrying a large backpack.
“Hi, long time no see.
You haven't been abroad in a long time, have you?
Let me show you the Golden Gate Bridge.
She took out her phone and opened the photo, happily talking about winter skiing, summer surfing, friends from different countries, how luxurious the school pool is...
He finally caught an empty stall and asked her what she planned to do when she returned home.
“I want to go back to America.
She grinned, took the phone and opened a picture.
"Oh, I told you to look at these photos, why are you so impatient, you are also ADHD?"
Come on, you read this image. "
It was an MRI image of the brain that showed a small tumor.
I am not a specialist in imaging medicine, although I cannot see what type of tumor it is, but from the uneven black and white color, I can also know that it is not a good thing.
“Is this? ” I asked hesitantly.
She smiled softly in the clouds.
"One day, I was in the swimming pool preparing to go into the water, and suddenly I was unconscious, and then my brain image took a picture, and it was like this."
"She said without hesitation:" Fortunately it is not in the water, or maybe I will drown, I can't see you, haha! "」
“So, have you returned to Taiwan for treatment? ” my chest has a stuffy feeling.
"The doctor there told me that the success rate of the operation is very low, and it is very likely that he will not wake up again."
What the American doctor said should be very credible? So I'm not going to treat it. "
She still looks so healthy that she doesn ’ t look like a terminally ill person at all.
I can't say anything.
"I came back this time to say goodbye to the people I care about in Taiwan, and I want to tell you that I am very happy in the United States, and I think that is my home."
The teachers there would never blame me for making a sound, friends would never be ashamed to go out with me, even if passersby were unfriendly, they would protect me.
You want me to go to a counseling center, but I don't need it at all. I feel like a normal person in America.
You can rest assured that I have a very happy life, and I hope to spend the rest of my life there... but I just don't want you. "
I kept flashing in my mind whether or not to persuade her to at least ask the neurosurgeon for treatment advice, or chemotherapy, radiation therapy.
But I knew it was only out of my selfish hope.
“So, have you set a date for leaving the country? ” at the end of the day, I can only ask that question.
“I hope the sooner the better.
The doctor said that I only have a few weeks, and as soon as the pressure on the brain stem, I can stop breathing at any time.
I wish I could go back to my happiest place.
Today, I want to tell you, I really thank you, in the darkest moment of my life, you are my lighthouse. 」
At the end of the visit, I printed out a return sheet for her.
“Why are you giving me this? ” she said, looking at the paper in her hand and laughing.
"Who knows? Maybe there is a typhoon, the flight opportunity is delayed.
Hang up for you first, don ’ t you know that my clinic is difficult to hang up now? ” I said firmly in my mouth, but I can no longer describe the five flavors in my heart.
"Well, you really are. Bye." She stood up and waved at me.
Until she left the clinic, I felt as if I would see her again next week.
But in the end, I never saw her again.
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A few weeks later, during the pediatrician ’ s busiest outpatient session, a girl suddenly entered the clinic.
“I ’ m Oho ’ s friend, ” she hurriedly introduced herself.
"Oho, she's gone this week..."
“How did I get there? ” he asked, and I did not know.
"It must have been in her sleep... before she left the country, she told you that if she left, she would give you these things."
She handed me a brown paper bag and I put it in the drawer.
Faced with the long waiting list, I took a deep breath and continued to look at patients one by one.
Until the last patient left, it was a deep night outside.
I sat alone in the clinic and took out a kraft paper bag.
Inside was a thick stack of paper and a card.
Thanks Doctor:
By the time you see this card, I should have been gone.
It is not enough to say thank you many times, you must not blame yourself for my leaving. Help me take care of the children with Tourette's disease.
When you see a white butterfly, remember it ’ s me.
Like a plane out of the country, for me, it was flying freely.
Spike!
I poured out a stack of paper half the size of A4, full of return sheets, one of which was kept flat.
From her first visit to the clinic in her sophomore year, to the last time I shoved her back to the clinic a few weeks ago.
Five years of treatment.
The clock in the clinic ticked.
Note: Smoking is bad for your health.
(This article is from “Dear Child, Have You Cried Today? – A Child Psychiatrist and His Accompanied Family ”, published by Treasure Culture, and is prohibited from reproducing without consent.)
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