Giving Kids With Heart Failure a Brighter Future
Giving Kids With Heart Failure a Brighter Future
Katrina Sellens was 14 when a heart pump saved her life. With FDA approval, more kids can benefit from HeartMate 3.
What happened next was also recognizable to Katrina and her family.
She passed out.
Her fainting started when she was 7. By that point, she d lived with the spells for half of her life. Still, Katrina had always been very, very active, said her mother Maria. Roller skating and tennis, horseback riding and camping. A happy kid.
Regular as her fainting had become, this time was different. Very different.
New Partnership Tackles Food Insecurity in North Minneapolis
New Partnership Tackles Food Insecurity in North Minneapolis
CONTENT: Blog
UnitedHealth Group continued its commitment to rebuilding the health of the Twin Cities and addressing health equity through a new partnership with the Northside Achievement Zone (NAZ). As part of the partnership, UnitedHealth Group will provide a $1 million grant to NAZ to fund the Northside Partners for Food Delivery Program. The program is designed to address food insecurity experienced by North Minneapolis families with a unique partnership among NAZ, NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center, Appetite For Change, The Humanity Alliance, Minnesota Central Kitchen and Second Harvest Heartland.
The Key to an Exciting Future The Key to an Exciting Future
CONTENT: Multimedia with summary
“Stem subjects are a versatile preparation for almost any job – they open doors because they demonstrate not just the subject matter but an intellectual rigour in how you think and learn. They are the key to an exciting future!”
In celebration of Women In Science Day, Alison Pain shares more about her role at Northern Trust as chief technology officer, EMEA, and the importance of encouraging women and girls into careers in STEM.
Read the full post on the Science Museum Group’s blog: https://bit.ly/3d1tURz
CONTENT: Press Release
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. February 22, 2021 /3BL Media/ - The Florida Housing Coalition, the state’s leading nonprofit provider of training and technical assistance dedicated to affordable housing from ending homelessness to first-time homeownership, today announced the creation of new Center for Racial Equity.
“One of the many lessons of 2020 was that our country is at a critical time of racial reckoning,” said the Coalition’s President and CEO Jaimie Ross. “By purposely focusing our work, the Center for Racial Equity represents our commitment to help Florida communities confront their own racial inequities in housing.”
The Florida Housing Coalition Center for Racial Equity will serve as a composite platform for the Coalition’s efforts focused on race and equity in public and private investments, regulations, and legal and policy frameworks that shape Florida’s neighborhoods, cities, and regions. The Center will provide support for municipalities