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School Districts Take Steps to Begin Vaccines for Students on Campus

Dallas ISD is also weighing its options. “Right now we’re concentrating on the 16 and older group,” said Jennifer Finley, the Health Services Director for Dallas ISD. “I know the announcement was 12 – 15 group but right now the focus is on 16 and up.” Dallas ISD’ Health Service Director said their partnership with the county will have them bus students, 16 and older, from campus to one of the mass vaccine sites at Parkland Hospital and Fair Park. The district said it s sending out permission slips now and hoping to get the process started as soon as next week. That way, students can come back for their second shot in three weeks just before school ends for the year.

Worst in 20 years : Huge spike in eating disorders

It was exhausting being caged by a sickness nobody else could see, hear, feel or understand. She wanted to take her own life before the anorexia claimed hers. Thankfully she, or it, never did, and she s been recovered for two years. The same can t be said for many others as the silent killer of eating disorders slowly destroys more lives than ever.   In Australia, an average of five people aredying of eating disorders each day. That s more than the national road toll of three people a day. One million Australians are estimated to be living with an eating disorder, the most common being anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating, and numbers are rising with health services facing record-breaking demand for treatment.

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It was exhausting being caged by a sickness nobody else could see, hear, feel or understand. She wanted to take her own life before the anorexia claimed hers. Thankfully she, or it, never did, and she s been recovered for two years. The same can t be said for many others as the silent killer of eating disorders slowly destroys more lives than ever.   In Australia, an average of five people aredying of eating disorders each day. That s more than the national road toll of three people a day. One million Australians are estimated to be living with an eating disorder, the most common being anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating, and numbers are rising with health services facing record-breaking demand for treatment.

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