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Arts in Health Program Why create an Arts in Health program for Mother’s Day? According to the CDC, women caregivers have a greater risk for poor physical and mental health, including depression and anxiety. Mothers have held such heavy weights this last year: from grieving losses to taking on more responsibilities such as managing work from home, additional hours for childcare, homeschooling, at-home nursing, coaching, offering tech support and much more.
Maybe Some Silver Linings - by Gay Morgan Moore
The world will long remember the past year!We were thrust into circumstances that will forever change us individually and globally. We know the results – over 530,000 dead in the United States alone, millions sickened, an economy in free fall struggling to recover, a severely challenged health care system, new medicines, new disease conditions, and trillions of dollars in government spending attempting to ameliorate the effects of this global pandemic. The list of negative consequences goes on.
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The world will long remember the past year!We were thrust into circumstances that will forever change us individually and globally. We know the results – over 530,000 dead in the United States alone, millions sickened, an economy in free fall struggling to recover, a severely challenged health care system, new medicines, new disease conditions, and trillions of dollars in government spending attempting to ameliorate the effects of this global pandemic. The list of negative consequences goes on.
American Diversity Report
Completing her second year as a pediatrics professor at the University of California, Riverside, Adwoa was focused on providing clinical training for her medical students. A retired UCR history professor, Carlos had no way of imagining that he would soon be joining the staff of a medical school..
Moore: These two Reconstruction lawyers found success in Chattanooga at the turn of the century
June 30th, 2019 by Gay Moore in Opinion Columns Styles Hutchins practiced law in Chattanooga at the turn of the century. Styles Hutchins practiced law in Chattanooga at the... Photo by Contributed Photo /Times Free Press. (Editor's note: First of two parts) Born in Lawrenceville, Georgia, in 1852, Styles Hutchins did not lead the life of a typical black man in the years after the Civil War. His father, a wealthy artist, sent him to the private black Atlanta University.
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Moore: Chattanooga's Hawkinsville community
Butler and Pressie Frazier, on the left, leaders in the resettlement project of Tyner black families, talk with Lewis Johnson in front of his temporary home while students work on the roof. Butler and Pressie Frazier, on the left, leaders... Photo by Contributed Photo /Times Free Press. With World War II looming in the fall of 1941, the United States government purchased 6,200 acres to build a facility for the manufacture and testing of munitions.
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