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Lakhani hopes to help break down the stigmas surrounding mental health.

The Franklin County commissioners plan to purchase the Northland Performing Arts Center for $2 million; Harmony Project to lease and manage location.

More than 300 singers in the Harmony Community Chorus gathered on the Statehouse steps for their first performance since 2019.

Also, the Frist Foundation will promote its vice president of programs to CEO at the end of the year, and the Lemelson Foundation has also chosen its next executive director from within.

International health IT week in review: October 10

Researchers, including ONC Deputy National Coordinator Steven Posnack, noted that existing sex and gender data-collection practices do not meaningfully reflect patient identity and diversity.

James Petri, a beloved music teacher at Longfellow Elementary School in Bixby Knolls, is retiring after 32 years.

LGBTQ advocates are pushing a federal agency to include the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity among patients health records when it releases an update this summer on what information should be exchanged between heath care providers, governmental agencies, and other groups. The federal Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT is expected to publish on July 1 version 2 of the United States Core Data for Interoperability, known as USCDI v2. It sets the standards nationwi...

THE High Sheriff of Dorset visited a primary school to show his support for the creation of a new cycle path for pupils. The recently appointed High Sheriff, Michael Dooley, visited Piddle Valley CE First School during a Bikeability event to show his support for The Piddle Path Improvement Plan (PPIP). Piddle Valley residents have come together to campaign for a safe route to school along a muddy bridleway, dubbed The Piddle Path, which runs the length of the valley. It is hoped that the ...

4AD reached its 40th anniversary as a label last year, and as a belated celebration, it has announced the new covers compilation Bills & Aches & Blues. The collection is out April 2 digitally with vinyl LPs and CDs following on July 23 and a deluxe vinyl box set coming later this year. The first five songs from the compilation are out now—listen to Tkay Maidza covering Pixies, the Breeders covering His Name Is Alive,  U.S. Girls covering the Birthday Party, Aldous Harding covering Deerhunte...