Richmond University Medical Center has opened a 9,000-square-foot healthcare hub in New Springville, aiming to bolster medical services for Staten Island residents. Named the Center for Family Health and Specialty Services, the facility focuses on primary care, rheumatology, and pediatrics, all under one roof.
Dr. Amanda Glinky, a specialist at Manning Family Children’s New Orleans, has been exploring the potential of hypnosis in her work. She believes this technique can complement traditional treatments by focusing on the mind-body connection.
Dr. Katherine Gogela, a respected Lincoln pediatrician, was struck by a vehicle while crossing the MoPac Trail. She was revered throughout the community for her dedication to children’s health, leaving many to mourn her sudden loss.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has called on medical providers and states to immediately revise their gender dysphoria care practices, advising against reliance on previous “discredited guidelines” for pediatric patients.
Shiloh, the cherished therapy dog who has brought comfort and joy to families at the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas since 2016, is retiring as Chief Cheer Officer. The 10-year-old golden retriever and yellow lab mix leaves behind a legacy of smiles during families’ hardest times.
