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Top heart surgeon returns to All Childrens, 3 years after being pushed out – Tampa Bay Times

Posted: Published on October 18th, 2019

Johns Hopkins All Childrens Hospital has hired a familiar face to help it restart its troubled heart surgery unit. Dr. James Quintessenza will return as the departments chief surgeon and co-director, hospital leaders announced Tuesday Continue reading

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Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy Announces Arkansas Children’s Hospital as Their 28th Certified Duchenne Care Center – P&T Community

Posted: Published on October 18th, 2019

HACKENSACK, N.J., Oct. 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD), a nonprofit organization leading the fight to end Duchenne muscular dystrophy (Duchenne), named Arkansas Children's Hospitalas the 28th Certified Duchenne Care Center (CDCC) Continue reading

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Children’s hospital to open 4-story addition in November – Newsday

Posted: Published on October 18th, 2019

Stony Brook Medicine isset to open a four-floor additiontoits children's hospital.The health system said it will move patients to the new facility on Nov. 17 Continue reading

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Cleveland Clinics annual Medical Innovation Summit to focus on caring for every life – cleveland.com

Posted: Published on October 18th, 2019

CLEVELAND, Ohio Healthcare challenges of the future and the ways that innovation and technology can be harnessed to solve them are the focus of the upcoming Medical Innovation Summit, sponsored by the Cleveland Clinic. Continue reading

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Sports Participation a Big Win for Kids’ Mental Health – Medscape

Posted: Published on October 17th, 2019

CHICAGO Children who play sports are less likely to experience withdrawn and depressive symptoms compared with their counterparts who do not engage in sports, new research suggests. Investigators at Boston University School of Medicine found kids who participated in one or fewer sports had a higher incidence of withdrawn behavior and depressive symptoms, suggesting playing two or more sports "may be the magic number." "We found a statistically significant difference between children who played two or more sports vs those who played zero or one," study investigator Punit Matta, MS, told Medscape Medical News. Continue reading

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Michigan mental-health counselors get final OK of bill that allows them to keep practicing – Detroit Free Press

Posted: Published on October 17th, 2019

A grassroots effort by licensed professional counselors prodded the Legislature to fast-track a bill to stop rule changes that govern the profession. Continue reading

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SF Mayor Breed Announces Backing for Mental Health Plan to be on 2020 Ballot – NBC Bay Area

Posted: Published on October 17th, 2019

File image of San Francisco Mayor London Breed. San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced on Tuesday that she's backing a comprehensive health care plan for homeless people suffering from mental illness that will be placed on the March 2020 ballot. The plan, called UrgentCareSF, is being run by the San Francisco Department of Public Health and seeks to provide immediate treatment for mental health and substance abuse disorders for some 4,000 homeless San Franciscans ready to receive treatment Continue reading

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Focusing on prevention: Zak Williams talks about supes’ mental health overhaul – Mission Local

Posted: Published on October 17th, 2019

At first glance, its hard to imagine what would bring two San Francisco supervisors and the son of the late Robin Williams onto the same stage on a chilly Wednesday night. ButSupervisor Hillary Ronen, Supervisor Matt Haney, and Zak Williams stopped by Mannys on 16th and Valencia to talk about something that touches many of our lives, and theirs more than most: mental health. It was profound for many people to see someone who devoted his life to entertaining and delivering happiness and laughter and joy take his life, said Williams of his father, who committed suicide in August 2014 in his Marin County home. Continue reading

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Brittany Snow Recalls the Aftermath of Sharing Mental Health Journey – E! NEWS

Posted: Published on October 17th, 2019

Christopher Polk/Variety/Shutterstock Speaking out isn't always easy, especially when you're a celebrity. Brittany Snow knows this firsthand. She recently reflected on the criticism she receivedfor writing acandid essay on mental healthback in 2007. Continue reading

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Portland Police Are Still Shooting People Who Experience Mental Illnesses. Cristi Martin Wants Her Son To Be The Last. – OPB News

Posted: Published on October 17th, 2019

For Cristi Martin, the question that breaks her heart each day is, why? Why did police shoot and kill her sonLane? Lane Martin and his mom, CristiMartin Courtesy of the Martinfamily Cristi lives in Reno, Nevada, with a husky puppy Continue reading

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