Well, it’s hard to believe, but I won’t be stepping foot in an airport for 5 weeks. Just one road trip this week to spend some qulity time with the Army in Charlottesville, but aside from that, my work is all local. Gives me a little breathing room, and some time to catch up on odds and ends. So here’s what I’ve been reading since last we spoke:
Death of Victim Focuses Attention on Acid Attacks (NY Times)
After advising the military on its sexual assault crisis, an advocate wonders if reforms were adopted (Penn Live)
How Using Twitter Can Benefit Researchers (Stanford Medicine)
Gene Study Offers Clues to Puberty Trigger (MedPage Today)
Changes in brain structure found after childhood abuse (Medical Xpress)
Internet companies summoned by UK govt for June 17 meeting to ban rape and child porn (Times of India)
How Do You Deal With A Sucky Job? (Fast Company)
After Newtown shooting, mourning parents enter into the lonely quiet (Washington Post)
Infographic on Sex Trafficking and Prostitution (REST)
10 Things You Might Not Know About Men Who Buy Sex (REST)
Research Forgotten by Budget Cuts (NY Times)
Horrendous Abuse in Mississippi Prisons (NY Times)
Priorities (Huffington Post)
And on an unrelated, but interesting note:
Survey: Clinicians Handle In-Flight Emergencies (MedPage Today) [Ed: I am surprised at the sheer number of medical emergencies on planes. When I was coming back from Australia, there was one on each of the 3 legs. You don’t realize just how common this is until you fly every week, I suppose.]