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Articles

Mosaic was the printed version of WBFN monthly pubication sent to all members; it was discontinued in 2014. Should you be interested pdf versions are made available to our members in our Mosaic Archives.

Being President Operations While Working Full-Time

Author : Alex Alba
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Lorenzo Alia has just completed one year as president operations for WBFN, while at the same time holding down a full-time job

Alternative Careers for Medical Professionals

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If you are a medical doctor or healthcare professional with strong clinical experience and have just relocated to the U.S.

Surprise Book Shipment to Haiti

Author : Alex Alba
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The WBFN’s Book Project collects and ships books in English to school regions in need...

What You Need to Know About Ticks This Summer

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Spring and summer are amazing times for outside activities--it is the most likely time to be bitten by ticks.

Information on Addiction for WBG Families

Author : Alex Alba
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Addiction does not discriminate between age, gender or educational background. 

A Meeting and a Dinner For Our Members

Author : Alex Alba
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Two of WBFN's annual events are a must for any member to attend- a meeting and a dinner

Different but Essentially the Same

Author : Alex Alba
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I was in my tenth week of pregnancy when a regular genetic test came back with an unexpected result...

Give Your Family a Head-start

Author : Alex Alba
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Whether you are planning your move, have just arrived or have been in the US for years, it is never too late to give your family an opportunity of discovering the WBFN or getting a head-start.

Really Understanding Cultural Differances

Author : Alex Alba
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When we are exposed to different cultures, we develop cross-cultural understanding. We learn to appreciate that differences in the way we behave