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Rising inflation impacts costs for ME food trucks - Vimarsana News

Rising inflation impacts costs for ME food trucks

Inflation is impacting food truck vendors as costs increase

Weill Cornell Physicians Use Religion to Combat Hypertension in Tanzania - Vimarsana News

Weill Cornell Physicians Use Religion to Combat Hypertension in Tanzania

Dr. Robert Peck and Dr. Jennifer Downs, associate professors of medicine in pediatrics at Weill Cornell, receive funding from the National Institutes of Health to launch their research project, “Using Religious Leaders to Reduce Blood Pressure in Tanzania.”

Children with psychiatric needs are overwhelming emergency departments - Vimarsana News

Children with psychiatric needs are overwhelming emergency departments

As the pandemic has dragged into its second year, health care providers are reporting a growing crisis in children's behavioral health care.

Orange/Seminole Foster Children's Association goes virtual with holiday help | West Orange Times & Observer - Vimarsana News

Orange/Seminole Foster Children's Association goes virtual with holiday help | West Orange Times & Observer

The nonprofit is fulfilling wishes via Amazon.

The number of young children who need mental health care is on the rise - Vimarsana News

The number of young children who need mental health care is on the rise

The number of young children who need mental health care is on the rise Toggle share menu Advertisement The number of young children who need mental health care is on the rise Even before the pandemic, children have been struggling with bullying, abuse and other undiagnosed mental health conditions. But now with COVID-19, there are even more stressors. (Photo: Unsplash/Craig Whitehead) Share this content Bookmark When Marie, 11, called a suicide prevention hotline in October, nobody saw it coming. Not even Marie herself, who ha...