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The Bonita Museum and Cultural Center welcomed its first, large-scale public sculpture by resident and nationally recognized Western artist Mehl Lawson, whose piece officials said symbolizes the community’s equine tradition.
Passersby might already have noticed the life-size, bronze American stud horse settled atop a stone pedestal located in the parking lot of the museum off Bonita Road. The piece an identical version of a sculpture he created for a ranch in Wyoming was mounted last week onto its base by a crane after more than a year of sculpting and fundraising during the pandemic, said Bonita Executive Director Wendy Wilson-Gibson.
EpigeneticsRx s San Diego County genomic study to reduce post-traumatic stress, suicidal ideation, and depression in combat veterans shows promising outcomes
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The results of the program demonstrated promising results and a strong foundation for further research. All 20 areas of the survey demonstrated improvement within the participants that completed the intake and program exit questionnaires. One of the more notable findings was the significant improvement found in veterans experiencing acute symptoms. SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) January 06, 2021 County of San Diego Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, a Marine Corps. combat veteran, supported the effort with a $60,000 Neighborhood Reinvestment Program grant from the County.
Genetic testing allowed providers to leverage genomic science to personalize targeted treatment plans for each veteran. Pre and post testing were completed to evaluate the effectiveness of the
If 2020 has proved anything, it’s that La Jollans don’t lose their fighting spirit.
As the world battled the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, locals hopped online or otherwise did what they could for various causes whether it be neighborhood character, racial justice or adapting to ever-changing public health restrictions to keep their businesses open. All of this without in-person entertainment, meetings and events and while staying masked and socially distanced.
Through Dec. 26, residents of La Jolla’s 92037 ZIP code had registered 833 cases of the virus. San Diego County’s cumulative cases stood at 145,779 as of Dec. 27, with more than 1,400 related deaths.