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Midday host and reporter @WKSU Ideastream Public Media NPR affiliate in Cleveland.
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The Healing Page: How Akron Children's combines clinical care with narrative medicine poetry

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By Jeff St. Clair Verified
| WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
The written word has healing power. That’s the idea behind narrative medicine, an emerging branch of healthcare that adds creative writing to the clinical toolkit. Akron Children’s Hospital is a leader in narrative medicine, and all this week, Ideastream Public Media is highlighting the program's writers in our series "The Healing Page." Dr. Sarah Friebert is director of Akron Children's palliative care center, the first in the country to include narrative medicine.
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Akron Children's is the top bidder for the former Notre Dame College campus

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By Jeff St. Clair Verified, Andrew Meyer Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Akron Children's Hospital has come out on top in the competition to buy the former Notre Dame College campus in South Euclid. Akron Children's confirmed in an email statement that it was the successful bidder at a private auction this week. "We believe the campus is a great location for future pediatric specialty services in a vibrant, thriving community," the hospital said in the statement.
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Cleveland researcher develops promising new treatment for Parkinson's disease

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By Jeff St. Clair Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University say they have developed a promising potential treatment for Parkinson’s disease. It targets toxins that damage the energy factories of nerve cells in the brain, known as the mitochondria. Professor Xin Qi has studied how can lead to neurodegenerative diseases. Her lab was the first to identify tangles of a rogue protein called alpha synuclein as the culprit of the cascade that leads to nerve damage, and eventually Parkinson’s disease.
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