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Exercise Across the Postdiagnosis Cancer Continuum (EPiCC)

Exercise prescription isn’t one-size-fits-all for cancer patients

New framework helps clinicians integrate exercise into cancer treatment at the right times to maximize benefits and minimize risks.

ISTAR helps teen gain confidence through speech

For years, a stutter had made simple interactions a source of anxiety - even tears - for Karise El-Halabi. “I hated talking to people,” says the 13-year-old. It wasn’t until her parents, Imad and Najwa brought her to the Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research (ISTAR) that she started to feel more confident.

Study reveals mental health toll of underemployment among skilled immigrants

Researchers highlight the need to address personal and professional challenges overqualified immigrants face in precarious work environments.

Doug Gross, chair of the department of physical therapy at the ��, has studied how hard it is for Long COVID patients to find medical care. He says patients often talk about “disbelief from not only the health care system...but more broadly in their social sphere: family members, employers, supervisors at work.”