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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2019

Page

13

Palliative transport helps dying children go home

The story follows Anthony Brescia Connell and a Boston Children's Hospital team that facilitated a child’s move from intensive care to home for end of life. It highlights Harriett Nelson, pioneer of pediatric palliative transport, and notes hospitals like Mayo Clinic and the Philadelphia and Kentucky children’s hospitals extending this option to families across diverse cultures and distances.

Anne Brescia Anthony Gabriel Brescia-Connell Kayana Szymczak Kaiser Health News Anthony Brescia Anthony Gabriel Brescia- Connell Boston Children's Hospital Medford Massachusetts Harriett Nelson Nelson Boston Children's Mayo Clinic Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Kentucky Children's Hospital

Real Convo campaign uses Instagram to spark mental health talks

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention launches Real Convo on Instagram to reduce stigma and encourage open discussion of mood disorders and mental health issues. Celebrities like Sasha Pieterse and Sydney Magruder Washington share candid stories to empower others, link to resources, and normalize seeking help.

United States American Foundation For Suicide Prevention and Instagram Sasha Pieterse Sydney Magruder Washington RealConvo AFSP American Foundation For Suicide Prevention

Teens' sleep harmed as phones stay nearby overnight

A Common Sense poll of 1,000 teens and parents finds four of five youths keep mobile devices in their rooms at night and nearly a third take phones to bed. The study links constant device use to disrupted sleep, cognitive and mental health issues, and rising obesity, with parents noting similar habits.

Common Sense Lauren Hale Stony Brook University San Francisco Silicon Valley James P. Steyer Steyer

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