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Diabulimia: What It Is and How to Approach It
“Diabulimia,” the pediatric endocrinologist told me. “She is missing her doses on purpose.” “Diabulimia?” I asked. I had never heard of…
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Doing Your Part in Suicide Prevention
Healthcare professionals can play a pivotal role in identifying patients who might be at risk for suicide, as…
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How a Hospital and a School District Teamed Up to Help Kids in Emotional Crisis
Written by Rhitu Chatterjee, NPR and Christine Herman, WILL / Illinois Public Media. In 2019, the Rockville Centre…
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A Family Wellness Check: California Invests in Treating Parents and Children Together
Written by Samantha Young, Kaiser Health News. When a parent takes an infant to the Children’s Health Center…
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For Toddlers, Pandemic Shapes Development During Formative Years
Written by Leah Gullet, Kaiser Health News. CASTLE POINT, Mo. — Lucretia Wilks, who runs a small day…
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Mourning Alone: Understanding Grief in the Time of COVID-19
While the true depth of COVID-19’s devastation won’t be fully realized for decades, it has taken its toll—and…
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2020 Elite Awareness Edition – Violence Recognition and Prevention
Welcome to the 2020 Elite Healthcare Awareness Edition featuring advice and information to help recognize and stop violence…
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2020 Elite Healthcare Education Edition
Welcome to the 2020 Elite Healthcare Education Edition featuring advice and information to help you successfully navigate your…
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Study: Contemplation of Suicide Common in LGBTQ Youth
Research from Trevor Project reveals concerning figures regarding suicide among the LGBTQ community A recent survey from The…
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Using AI to Treat Moderate Depression and Anxiety
SPEAC part of a five-year project to treat Depression and Anxiety Researchers at University of Illinois Chicago are…
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I want this medication and I want it now!”
The art of communicating with patients Working as a psychiatric nurse practitioner in a rest home setting, John…
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Study Shows Abundant Discrimination Against Individuals Dependent On Opioids
Nearly 30 percent experienced such treatment in recent research A new study shows 29 percent of private post-acute…
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