By: Lori Solomon
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Lori Solomon is a writer at various publications including HealthDay News and United Press International. Based in Atlanta, she specializes in health policy, public health, and medicine, covering a range of topics such as mental health care, nutrition, and fitness. Her work has been featured in outlets like the Lincoln Journal Star and Medical Xpress.
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