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Stella Acquisto

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As seen in: City News, CFFR-AM (Calgary, AB), CityNews Ottawa, CityNews Toronto, CKGL-AM (Kitchener, ON), Cityline, Holland Bloorview
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Therapeutic clown program

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By Pauline Chan Verified, Audra Brown Verified, Stella Acquisto Verified, Meredith Bond
| Holland Bloorview Verified
Bloom - Therapeutic clowns stir unresponsive children In the first study to measure the long-term physiological effect of therapeutic clowns on hospitalized children, Canadian researchers show that even a child in a vegetative state and those with profound disabilities respond to the red-nosed performers with changes in skin temperature, sweat level and heart and breathing rate.
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Thousands of free HIV self-test kits distributed across Canada to mark World AIDS Day

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By Lucas Casaletto Verified, Stella Acquisto Verified
| CityNews Toronto Verified
As over 6,000 Canadians live with undiagnosed HIV, the federal government plans to give away roughly 200,000 free self-test kits with the goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. Friday, Dec. 1, marks World AIDS Day and the start of Indigenous AIDS Awareness Week in Canada. According to public health data, 18 per cent of new cases in Canada are among Indigenous people.
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Ontario woman reunites with sister after three decades apart thanks to DNA

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By Stella Acquisto Verified, Meredith Bond Verified
| CityNews Toronto Verified
Two sisters who were adopted by separate families have reunited once again after spending 35 years apart. Ashleigh Brown and Laurinda Colado were both born in the Dominican Republic. Laurinda was born in 1987 and given up for adoption at five months old. Two years later, in 1989, Ashleigh was born. She was adopted at six weeks old by a different family. Laurinda was adopted by a family in Bristol, Connecticut and was an only child.
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