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 The
dog days of winter
 tella
Stazinski’s stint as a Children’s Hospital volunteer began
like everyone else’s. She went through a careful screening
process that
included reference and health checks, reported to Parking and Security
to pose for a photo and get her hospital ID, and stopped by the
Center for Families to get the names of the children she would be
visiting that
day. Unlike most volunteers, however, next she received a dog bone
for responding to a command to heel.
FULL STORY
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New tool fights heart disease
Over a million Americans suffer heart attacks every year, and many
who suffer these attacks have never had the symptoms of heart disease.
But a new screening tool offers a more effective way to assess heart
attack risk than standard cholesterol and blood pressure
tests alone...
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 My
long journey to the Middle East
After 18 months of treatment and several readmissions, Maryam was
finally deemed ready to return home to Kuwait. Marie Esposito, RN,
PNP, who cared for her medical needs on that long journey, describes
that experience...
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On display: global images, moments
in time
In its February issue, Child magazine names Children’s Hospital
Boston one of the 10 best pediatric hospitals in the United States—yet
another public recognition of the top-notch care provided here at
Children’s...
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 Doctors
you can trust
Boston magazine’s February issue, devoted to “The
Top Doctors,” named dozens of Children's-affiliated doctors
among Boston's best...
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