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MIN YOONGI CENTER Opens to Support Mental Health of Children with Autism Through Innovative Therapies🔥84

•The center focuses on mental health support for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder.
•It officially opened in 2025 with its name engraved on a marble wall.
•Supported by a major donation, the center emphasizes philanthropy in healthcare.
•Core programs include language therapy, psychological counseling, and behavioral therapy.
•The Center for the MIND Program is at the heart of its services.

•Critics warn this could trigger an NHS collapse by driving away key migrant staff.
•Around 16% of NHS workers are non-British nationals, vital in nursing and specialist roles.
•NHS already faces over 100,000 staff vacancies and record waiting lists.
•Policy could push patients toward costly private healthcare, with U.S. costs at £480/month cited.

•The session, meant to review the 2026 budget, shifted focus to Kennedy’s health policies.
•Wyden accused Kennedy of sidelining scientists and endangering children’s health.
•Kennedy countered by criticizing Wyden’s long tenure and lack of action on rising chronic diseases.
•Kennedy cited a recent rise in infant mortality, attributing it to systemic failures predating his tenure.

•The video showed employees posing with stains on exam table coverings and adding captions that trivialized patient experiences.
•One scene featured a worker giving a thumbs-up beside a stain; another showed an employee joking with a larger mark and sticking out her tongue.
•The footage ended with staff gathered around another stain, encouraging “sweet gifts” from patients.
•The video was posted on a personal account and later deleted, but screen recordings spread widely online.

•Leaders cited concerns over politicization of federal health guidance.
•Alliance aims to ensure **science-based, consistent immunization advice** across the three states.
•Builds on the **2020 Western States Pact**, which independently reviewed COVID-19 vaccines.
•California health official Erica Pan warned that sidelining science puts lives at risk.

•A viral video showed Bouzyk and his wife in a heated confrontation with a neighbor.
•The footage depicted shouting and escalating tensions in a residential Georgia neighborhood.
•AllaiHealth released a statement calling the behavior “deeply disturbing” and against company values.
•Bouzyk played a significant role in the company’s founding and leadership strategy.

•Layoffs follow a court ruling that protected some staff but left others vulnerable.
•Terminations affect violence prevention, global health, and research programs.
•Notices take effect Monday, marking one of the agency’s largest cuts in years.
•Staff include nationally and internationally recognized public health experts.