Finding freedom from Trauma: treatment options in Maine
By Amy Harris Chris Kelleher and Kadjo Nguessan Photo by Guy Mpoyi. As discussed in Part I of...
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Expanding opportunity through workforce development
By Melissa Skahan As the pandemic persisted over this past year so too did critical calls for...
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By the medical team at Northern Light Mercy Cancer Care All of us, or someone close to us, has...
See MoreMaine Youth Network’s Minorities in Healthcare series
By Ally Cooper Mariam Mohamed, a 26-year-old nursing student at Purdue University Global in Augusta, and founder of Maine Youth Network (MYN), created the three-part Minorities in Healthcare webinar series to highlight the...
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National Nurses Week begins each year on May 6 and ends on May 12, which is the birthday of...
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COVID-19 variants FAQ: How did the U.K., South Africa and Brazil variants emerge? Are they more contagious? How does a virus mutate? Could there be a super-variant that evades vaccines?
COVID-19 variants FAQ: How did the U.K., South Africa and Brazil variants emerge? Are they more...
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By Christopher Kleeman, MD Colon cancer remains the 3rd most common and 3rd most deadly cancer in...
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Building mutual understanding and trust between health care workers and immigrant women
By Amy Harris Justine Mugabo, Mysette Misenga, Nahla Alsafar, Angélique Ilunga It all started five...
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Vaccine Q&A from In Her Presence
Vaccine Q&A AIDS, HIV, Ebola, and so many other diseases have killed and killed again. Why...
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City Launches Second Round of Free PPE Give-A-Way to Portland Businesses
The City of Portland is launching the second round of free PPE Give-A-Way to Portland businesses...
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