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School Mental Health Training for Newcomers
STRONG is now used across the U.S. in several cities serving lots of newcomers. It can help students build trust, increase their confidence, and develop a sense of belonging at school. Students learn different relaxation techniques, such as curling their toes into the floor as if they were standing in a mud puddle.
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Read more at Chalkbeat
COVID-19 Vaccines - The World's Most Important Moments Over the Last 4 Years
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic on March 11, 2020. There have also been major successes including vaccines for nearly all age groups, the development of antiviral drugs to treat those at risk of severe illness. Jan. 7, 2020 Chinese public health officials identify a new type of coronavirus as the source of the outbreak. Feb. 11, 2020 The U.S. confirms its first case in a man in his 30s in Washington state, who developed symptoms
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Read more at ABC News
Gender-Assisting Treatments Reduce Suicide Risks
In 2022, nearly half of respondents to the U.S. Transgender Survey reported having at least one negative experience with a health care provider because they were transgender. Some medical discrimination could include being refused health care, being misgendered, having a provider use harsh or abusive language when treating them. Ohio has already been one of the top 10 states from which transsexual people moved.
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Read more at Dayton Daily News
Healthier Lives at School and Beyond
In North Carolina, first-time public schoolchildren and students who have moved here from other states are required to have a physical health assessment within 30 days of their enrollment. More than a quarter of the county’s children live in poverty, according to a 2022 study of health needs. Some of those barriers include “medical mistrust,” immigration status and limited access to transportation.
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Read more at North Carolina Health News
5 Reasons Why You Should Keep Track Of Your Pet's Health
We all want our furry friends to be around us for as long as possible. It's important to even address the issues that may be silently affecting our pooch. Changes in weight and behaviour of your pet can indicate underlying health issues. Signs of obesity or low mental health must not be ignored as it can develop into serious health issues from heart trouble to depression. Regular check-ups, balanced diet, exercise, and mental stimulation can also help contribute in your pet’s overall health and
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Read more at Hindustan Times
Gender-Assisting Treatments Reduce Suicide Risks
In 2022, nearly half of respondents to the U.S. Transgender Survey reported having at least one negative experience with a health care provider because they were transgender. Some medical discrimination could include being refused health care, being misgendered, having a provider use harsh or abusive language when treating them. Ohio has already been one of the top 10 states from which transsexual people moved.
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Read more at Hamilton Journal News
Healthier Lives at School and Beyond
In North Carolina, first-time public schoolchildren and students who have moved here from other states are required to have a physical health assessment within 30 days of their enrollment. More than a quarter of the county’s children live in poverty, according to a 2022 study of health needs. Over the past three years, medical students from East Carolina University have provided free physicals for hundreds of schoolchildren in Duplin.
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Read more at North Carolina Health News
Culver City Police Responds to Mental Health Crisis
Police responded to a service call on the afternoon of March 7. They encountered a male adult in the midst of a mental health crisis. Through their patient efforts, the officers successfully stabilized the situation. Subsequently, he peacefully left the location without any further incident.
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Read more at Westside Today
The Death of a 19-Year-Old
Ryan Bagwell, 19, swallowed one pill from a bottle of Percocet, a prescription painkiller. The next morning, his mother found him dead in his bedroom. A federal law enforcement lab found none of the pills from the bottle tested positive. But they all tested positive for lethal quantities of fentanyl.
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Read more at The New York Times
U of A Secures Back-to-Back Wins in Annual College Flu/COVID-19 Vaccination Challenge
For the third consecutive year, the U of A participated in the College Flu/COVID-19 Vaccination Challenge, a statewide competition involving multiple colleges and universities in Arkansas. For the 2023-24 competition, the University excelled by leading in undergraduate students' self-reports. The Innovation Award was also awarded and recognizes Pat Walker Health Center's creative approaches.
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Read more at University of Arkansas Newswire