Washington Times - Health

• Clergy burnout is a growing concern in polarized churches. A summit offers coping strategies

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  Every morning, the Rev. Karna Moskalik goes through a "grounding" routine that involves prayer, Bible reading, positive affirmations, and...

• Toddlers with developmental delays are missing out on help they need. It can hurt them long term

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  Alexander watches Paw Patrol with fervor, bowls his baby brother over with hugs and does everything with gusto.

• Walgreens workers plan to walk out on job for three days next week

  8-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 31

  Workers at Walgreens pharmacies nationwide are planning to walk out on the job on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to protest their working conditions.

• Hackers compile database of people of Jewish descent using stolen 23andMe user data

  8-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 31

  Hackers on the website BreachForums stole user data from genealogy testing company 23andMe, targeting two particular groups: people of Jewish...

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• Walgreens workers plan to walk out on job for three days next week

  8-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 30

  Workers at Walgreens pharmacies nationwide are planning to walk out on the job on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to protest their working conditions.

• Pharmacist shortages and heavy workloads challenge drugstores heading into their busy season

  7-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 26

  A dose of patience may come in handy at the pharmacy counter this fall.

• U.S. Senate leader raises trade and fentanyl at start of 1st congressional visit to China since 2019

  7-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 26

  A senior American lawmaker, leading the first congressional trip to China in four years, said Saturday that the U.S. does not want to cut economic...

• Judge OKs Oklahoma's ban on sex-change surgeries, drugs for children

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  A federal judge in Tulsa declined to stop a new law from taking effect that makes it a felony crime for health care workers in Oklahoma to provide...

• Arkansas health officials identify first locally acquired case of malaria in decades

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  Arkansas Department of Health officials have identified a case of locally acquired malaria, the first such case of the mosquito-borne disease in...

• Rep. Scalise says cancer treatment going 'phenomenally' well

  7-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 24

  House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, a top contender for the next House speaker, says his doctors are very encouraged with the progress of his...

• Physician burnout accelerated since COVID-19, study finds

  7-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 28

  Massachusetts doctors are experiencing burnout at higher rates since COVID-19 overwhelmed their medical practices and hospitals, new research has...

• Stricter state laws are chipping away at sex education in K-12 schools

  7-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 26

  A dozen state or county agencies have parted ways with tens of thousands of dollars in federal grants meant to help monitor teenagers' sexual...