Anonymous donor gives $25 million to Children s Hospital Los Angeles
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General views of Children s Hospital Los Angeles, USC Keck School of Medicine on November 13, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
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LOS ANGELES - A $25 million anonymous gift to Children s Hospital Los Angeles will support cognitive, emotional and behavioral health treatments for kids, it was announced Tuesday. On behalf of the vulnerable patients who come to Children s Hospital Los Angeles for care, I am incredibly grateful for this transformational gift, CHLA President and CEO Paul S. Viviano said. This support will help us extend behavioral health services to every child that we treat, and in doing so truly make a difference in the lives of our most vulnerable patients, now and in the future.
What to do when your toddler starts hitting herself
Some toddlers deliberately bash their heads or hit themselves for seemingly no reason. Don’t beat yourself up over this phase.
One night before dinner, Sarah Campbell asked her two-year-old, Scott, to
wash his hands. “He looked at me and, with an open hand, smacked his head,” she remembers. In the following weeks, Campbell noticed Scott was also striking himself when he was embarrassed. “When I picked him up early from daycare one afternoon, he got all shy and self-conscious and hit himself. The other kids thought it was funny, so he continued doing it,” she says.
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A rare 1687 first edition book of Sir Isaac Newtonâs book Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica is seen at the University of Toronto s library in Toronto, Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette January 01, 2021 - 1:00 AM
Tucked away in three university libraries across Canada are first edition copies of a book that experts say contains the building blocks of science.
Prof. Mordechai Feingold of the California Institute of Technology and Andrej Svorencik of the University of Mannheim in Germany are looking for more copies of Sir Isaac Newton s Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy in private collections.
The two experts in September published a paper in their attempt to locate all surviving copies of the first edition of Newton s book.
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Tucked away in three university libraries across Canada are first edition copies of a book that experts say contains the building blocks of science.
Prof. Mordechai Feingold of the California Institute of Technology and Andrej Svorencik of the University of Mannheim in Germany are looking for more copies of Sir Isaac Newton’s “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy” in private collections.