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The newly launched Healthcare Literacy Council of Contra Costa County is leading a public education campaign to help people make better use of their health coverage, avoid unnecessary emergency room visits and get the care they need more affordably and effectively.
"At first it's the fear. Am I going to live? Then it's the emotional reaction of 'OK I made it,' said Pellegrino. "When the nurses tell you that you lose, I lost, a liter-and-a-half of blood. It's a miracle that I'm here now."
Overdoses at drop-in centres in Toronto have sharply increased since the provincial government shut down four supervised consumption sites in April, with reports of overdoses in the high thirties every month.
Whether they feel pain from nursing, after surgery, or more, they can be soothed by 'The Healing Bras.' Each box comes with specialized pads that can be heated or cooled for pain reducing effects.
"BRAVE Bay Area, one of the nation's first rape crisis centers, is closing its doors in September because of what organizers described as insurmountable financial challenges and understaffing."
Hilari O'Neill, Executive Director of the Goddard School says, "I really give so much credit to our teachers and faculty. They chose their individual classrooms and artists based on what they thought was most attainable for their kids to fully immerse themselves in."
"What matters is that it works, that it gets food on shelves and into people's homes. When residents spend their dollars at a city-supported community grocery store that offers fair prices and fresh food, that's the market deciding that access matters."
Family Giving Tree aims to provide 35,000 K12 students with new backpacks filled with school supplies during its 30th annual Back-to-School Drive, having previously distributed over 530,000 backpacks.
President Donald Trump's administration on July 1 withheld more than $6 billion in federal grants for after-school and summer programs, adult literacy and English language instruction, as part of a review to ensure spending aligned with the White House's priorities.
"It's going to be in the mid-to-low 80s today-so, practically the North Pole compared to Wednesday's ungodly heat. Even better news? It might rain on Monday, which we desperately need as Oregon enters the season of peak wildfire risk."
The San Francisco Parks Alliance leaders denied responsibility for a financial crisis that caused community groups to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars due to fund misappropriation.
Mollie Egold, 33, was pushing her twin boys in a stroller when they were struck from behind by a hit-and-run driver, Benjamin Lancaster, 44, on Hussey Road.