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The current approach of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in supporting veterans’ families, caregivers, and survivors is inconsistent and limited. While post-9/11 veterans, who include more women and dual-military households, receive extensive support from the Department of Defense (DOD) du...

A systematic review evaluated interventions aimed at alleviating homelife challenges faced by women physicians. Despite the importance of women in healthcare, research on initiatives to support their homelife responsibilities is limited. The review analyzed 2,896 citations, ultimately selecting e...

A study on fatherhood in Ethiopia reveals that traditional patriarchal norms limit fathers’ roles primarily to financial providers and overseers, with caregiving responsibilities largely assigned to women. Researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with 30 fathers from southern Ethiopia, fo...

A 17-year-old Japanese girl experienced complete amnesia and dissociative symptoms following her mother’s depressive relapse and hospitalization. The patient had a history of domestic violence and had taken on a caregiving role for her mother. Three weeks before seeking help, she developed episod...

A study examined the links between noise sensitivity, insomnia, and sleep quality among earthquake survivors living in temporary shelters. The research involved 606 adults and utilized various assessment tools, including the Weinstein Noise Sensitivity Scale and the Basic Scale on Insomnia Sympto...

Veronica D’Orazio serves as a creative engagement specialist at Aging Wisdom, driven by her appreciation for the wisdom of older adults. Influenced by her father’s insights on societal biases against the elderly, she sought to foster connections with elders from a young age. At Aging Wisdom, she ...

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is actively seeking psychiatrists to join its workforce in various roles that cater to the mental health needs of veterans. The VA emphasizes the importance of mental health care, providing comprehensive services, including treatment for PTSD, depressi...

The city of Seattle has achieved fourth place in the 25th Annual Digital Cities Survey, conducted by the Center for Digital Government, marking its second consecutive year in the top four. This recognition highlights Seattle’s innovative use of technology to address urban challenges such as publi...

It’s auction season! The Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) is hosting both virtual and live fundraising events to engage supporters. The Gala and Live Auction will take place on Dec. 5 at the Four Seasons Seattle, marking its first event since the pandemic. Attendees can enjoy a happy hour, sil...

Two veterans, Angela and Tonia, have formed a powerful bond through their shared experiences battling breast cancer. Both women, who served in the military, found support in each other during their treatment journeys. Angela was diagnosed in 2017 and faced aggressive treatment, while Tonia receiv...

ELAP is a community-based nonprofit focused on addressing the urgent needs of individuals facing challenges such as domestic violence, housing, financial issues, health care, and immigration. Their dedicated staff and pro bono attorneys provide essential legal assistance to those in need. To cont...

The International Special Review District (ISRD) Board is inviting community members to participate in its annual board election, which is crucial for shaping the future of the Chinatown International District (CID). The election will be conducted via mail-in ballots, with a new deadline set for ...

Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS), established in 1973, focuses on providing culturally responsive mental health care for Asian and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (A&NH/PI) communities in the Pacific Northwest. United Way of King County was instrumental in this mission, providing...

This article lists various free Thanksgiving meal events in the Seattle area, providing details on time, location, and offerings.