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‘Spider-Man’ Star Laura Harrier Is a ‘Big Advocate’ for Therapy for Black Communities
When she isn’t starring in blockbuster superhero films or covering glossy magazines, Laura Harrier is a “big advocate” for de-stigmatizing therapy and mental healthcare in Black communities. In her recent interview with Cosmopolitan, the Spider-Man: Homecoming star opened up about her personal mental health journey. The 32-year-old model-turned-actress said she struggles with “anxiety and panic attacks,” and therapy has taught her how to cope with her symptoms. “I’ve learned tools through therapy,” she told the magazine. “I really am a shek
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Mercy Health’s Kings Mills Hospital Tops Out
Mercy Health celebrated a topping-out ceremony for Kings Mills Hospital in Cincinnati, according to the website journal-news.com. Situated on a 30-acre site, the $200 million project includes a four-story hospital building and two-story medical office building (MOB). The 172,500 square-foot hospital will include an emergency department, Level 2 cath lab, 60 inpatient beds, eight intensive care beds, four operating rooms, and three procedure suites. The 30,000 square-foot MOB will be situated adjacent to the hospital and house specialist care, including healthcare
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Supporting a Loved One Who Has Been Affected by Cancer
A cancer diagnosis is life-changing and far too common. In fact, in 2022, an estimated 1.9 million people will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States. Navigating a diagnosis can be extremely overwhelming and it may not be easy for those affected to ask for help. Thankfully, there are ways you can support them, and our new program brings to light some of the options available to you, such as resources from CancerCare and meal organization tools from Meal Healthy
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Caring for Caregivers During Cancer Treatment Is Important, Too
As told to Liz Sauchelli When someone gets sick, the instinct of their social circle is to help. “What can I do?” people ask. “What do you need?” These questions, while well-intentioned, can sometimes be a little overwhelming. That’s the position I found myself in in 2012 when my mother-in-law’s breast cancer came back. My husband, four children and I had just moved back to Phoenix, close to my in-laws, who were also settling into a new home. In addition Healthy
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Asking for Support Helps Me Heal
As told to Marnie Goodfriend Up until 2016, I was an active and healthy 42-year-old woman who biked, swam, kayaked, practiced yoga, and followed a strict paleo and organic diet. As a mother to four boys and a nurse, my daily planner was packed with work, family and friend time, church and community activities. There was no history of cancer in my family, and I’d never even broken a bone. “You’re the last person to get sick,” people said when Healthy
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Do You Know Someone Who Has Cancer? Here’s How You Can Help.
Cancer is a 360-degree disease: It touches everything and everyone around the diagnosis. In 2022 an estimated 1.9 million people will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States, and odds are that you probably know someone who has or had the disease. Five years ago, that was me. I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer, and my life changed dramatically. Suddenly, all my time was dedicated to a treatment plan that included chemotherapy, radiation and a double mastectomy. Healthy
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The HCD 10: Dr. Scott Boden, Clinician
After arriving at Emory University in 1992, Dr. Scott Boden, professor and chair of the Department of Orthopaedics in Emory University School of Medicine and director of the Emory Musculoskeletal Institute in Atlanta, began implementing a series of facility relocations, renovations, and new-build projects to find the right set-up for the musculoskeletal and orthopedic group. His goal was to create a convenient and holistic approach for services while also creating a multidisciplinary approach that would bring clinicians and research together. healthcare
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Bullying Prevention Strategies
Childhood bullying is a serious problem today. We have tons of research that shows a person who experiences bullying as a child is more likely to struggle with mental health conditions like anxiety and depression later in life. Bullying behavior also increases the risk for self-harm, especially in females. Those prone to bullying as a child are more likely to commit adult bullying later in life. Adult bullies are often aware of their negative behavior but cannot stop it; playground talk
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15 Signs Your Marriage is in Trouble & Needs Help
Every healthy marriage has its ups and downs, and most times couples can learn to navigate the marital issues successfully. Many relationships even grow stronger after having gone through adversity, but sometimes things between partners escalate to a point where couples fear the marriage is in jeopardy. How can you distinguish between a bump in the road and serious trouble? We’ve outlined some of the top signs your marriage is in trouble and may need some professional help with online talk