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Amelia L. Bueche

Amelia L. Bueche

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Host, This Osteopathic Life

Michigan

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science,Health animal welfare, policy mental health, pharmaceuticals healthcare technology, general features

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Any topic that is dehumanizing.

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Total articles 23

  • From skin to soul: What pain reveals about our health

    By Amelia L. Bueche, Julie Craig, Michele Luckenbaugh, L. Joseph Parker| KevinMD.com@ Skin is the largest organ of the body. It also contains the highest concentration of nociceptors, alerting us to pain at the surface level with the intent to mitigate harm from noxious stimuli. A veritable trip wire for threats from the external environment, it offers palpable and visible responses in the dermatological layer, providing opportunities for intervention to avoid, eliminate, or resolve problematic exposures.

    By Amelia L. Bueche, Julie Craig, Michele Luckenbaugh, L. Joseph Parker · KevinMD.com

    Feb. 09, 2025

  • How natural disasters reveal resilience and the power of community

    By Derek Moss, Lashawnda Thornton, Anna Delamerced, Amelia L. Bueche| KevinMD.com@ Watching the images of fires burning in and around Los Angeles is very triggering. I’m sure it is the same for other Western North Carolinians. It has not been that long since Hurricane Helene caused catastrophic flooding that devastated our communities, and it is not over for us. At first, you are energized to do what needs to be done in the moment. But then, you are left with emptiness, exhaustion, pain, trying to regain something resembling what has been lost.

    By Derek Moss, Lashawnda Thornton, Anna Delamerced, Amelia L. Bueche · KevinMD.com

    Jan. 21, 2025

  • From skin to soul: What pain reveals about our health

    By Amelia L. Bueche, Julie Craig, Michele Luckenbaugh, L. Joseph Parker| KevinMD.com@ Skin is the largest organ of the body. It also contains the highest concentration of nociceptors, alerting us to pain at the surface level with the intent to mitigate harm from noxious stimuli. A veritable trip wire for threats from the external environment, it offers palpable and visible responses in the dermatological layer, providing opportunities for intervention to avoid, eliminate, or resolve problematic exposures.

    By Amelia L. Bueche, Julie Craig, Michele Luckenbaugh, L. Joseph Parker · KevinMD.com

    Feb. 09, 2025

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This Osteopathic Life

Michigan, United States