Devna Bose
Public Health Reporter at Associated Press
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jg-tc.com | Devna Bose
AURORA — At her mother's home in Illinois, Tracy Balhan flips through photos of her dad, Bill Speer. In one picture, he's smiling in front of a bucket of sweating beers and wearing a blue T-shirt that reads, "Pops. The man. The myth. The legend."Balhan's father died last year after struggling with dementia. During one episode late in his life, he became so agitated that he tried to exit a moving car. Balhan recalls her dad — larger than life, steady and loving — yelling at the top of his lungs.
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rapidcityjournal.com | Devna Bose |Graham Brewer |Becky Bohrer
CHANDLER, Ariz. — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent time in tribal communities in Arizona and New Mexico last week highlighting ways officials are trying to prevent chronic disease among Native Americans and Alaska Natives, something he said is one of his top priorities. However, he didn't appear to publicly address a Native health program using traditional medicine and foods to tackle disproportionate rates of conditions like diabetes and liver disease.
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ncnewsonline.com | Devna Bose |Graham Brewer |Becky Bohrer
CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent time in tribal communities in Arizona and New Mexico this week highlighting ways they are trying to prevent chronic disease among Native Americans and Alaska Natives, something he has said is one of his top priorities. But Kennedy didn't appear to publicly address a Native health program using traditional medicine and foods to tackle disproportionate rates of conditions like diabetes and liver disease.
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gazettextra.com | Devna Bose |Benjamin Thorp
By DEVNA BOSE/Associated Press and BENJAMIN THORP/Side Effects Public Media In collaboration with The Associated Press, Side Effects Public Media's Ben Thorp reports that experts say things will only get worse as the U.S. prepares for a "silver tsunami" - that is, an aging population, which may come with complex diseases and more dementia cases. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
Esperas largas en urgencias son comunes en EEUU y aumentarÃan con el envejecimiento de la población
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houstonchronicle.com | Devna Bose
AURORA, Illinois, EE.UU. (AP) - En la casa de su madre en Illinois, Tracy Balhan hojea fotos de su padre, Bill Speer. En una de las imágenes, él sonríe frente a un balde de cervezas heladas y lleva una camiseta azul que dice: "Pops. El hombre. El mito. La leyenda."El padre de Balhan murió el año pasado después de padecer demencia. En uno de los últimos brotes de su enfermedad, se puso tan nervioso que intentó salir de un coche en marcha.
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