A Little Rock pediatrician who gave up his medical license rather than face the possibility of a prison sentence is the target of a lawsuit by four men who say Dr. James "Darrell" Nesmith sexually abused them as teenagers.
A Little Rock pediatrician who gave up his medical license rather than face the possibility of a prison sentence is the target of a lawsuit by four men who say Dr. James "Darrell" Nesmith sexually abused them as teenagers.
Halal menus, bilingual social workers and meal plans with food from around the world. One Sydney eating disorder clinic is smashing the myth illnesses only plague Anglo Australians.
Health by Angira Bharadwaj
Premium Content  The long standing myth that illnesses like anorexia and bulimia only plague Anglo Australians has been smashed by a clinic in Sydney s west that s using halal food menus and multicultural social workers to radically change the life of eating disorder patients. Westmead Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine Clinic head Dr Michael Kohn said the centre s rare multicultural approach to treating eating disorders has been 20 years in the making. In 2000, we found there were two quite large cultural communities from whom young people weren t coming through, Pacific Islanders and Arabic communities. Of course, they also get eating disorders, but they weren t coming for help, he said.
Halal menus, bilingual social workers and meal plans with food from around the world. One Sydney eating disorder clinic is smashing the myth illnesses only plague Anglo Australians.