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Meghan Balogh

Kingston

Multimedia Journalist at The Kingston Whig-Standard

Multimedia Journalist at The Kingston Whig-Standard. Musician, mom, equestrian, wanna-be gardener. Let me tell your #ygk story. [email protected]

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  • African surgeons gain month-long training in Kingston thanks to international partnership

    2 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Meghan Balogh

    Advertisement 1  •   •  Article contentDr. Eugene Niyirera has travelled halfway around the world to observe surgeries at Kingston General Hospital (KGH) and gain new knowledge to carry back to his home in Africa.

  • 'They're not alone': online therapy program supports new mothers with perinatal mood disorders

    2 weeks ago | intelligencer.ca | Meghan Balogh

    Published May 22, 2025  •  Last updated 23 minutes ago  •  9 minute readArianna Bell has experienced perinatal mood disorders after both of her pregnancies. She likes to share her personal story with women who may feel alone or overwhelmed in their own post-birth experiences. She's pictured in Kingston on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.

  • 'They're not alone': online therapy program supports new mothers with perinatal mood disorders

    2 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Meghan Balogh

    Advertisement 1  •   •  Article contentSince December 2024, the South East Health Unit has been offering an online, nine-week-long cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) program to help mothers work through the complicated feelings that can arise during pregnancy and after giving birth, identified as perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Advertisement 2Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentIt’s a program that Arianna Bell wishes she could have accessed.

  • Ontario investment could help train more family doctors, says Queen's interim dean

    3 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Meghan Balogh

    Advertisement 1  •  Article contentKINGSTON — Queen’s University medical students are among those who will benefit from a provincial investment that will create a host of primary care clinics to train new family doctors.

  • New groundbreaking cancer cell therapy now available in Kingston, fourth program in Ontario

    4 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Meghan Balogh

    Advertisement 1Kingston Health Sciences Centre is the fourth hospital in the province to offer CAR T-cell therapy, which uses a patient's own white blood cells to fight certain types of cancer  •  Article contentKINGSTON — A groundbreaking innovation in cancer therapy is now available in the Limestone City thanks to the work and research of a team of health-care professionals at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC).

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Meghan Balogh
Meghan Balogh @megatthewhig
4 Oct 23

RT @WhigStandard: SEAMO allows more than 450 physicians to provide clinical care as well as education and research #ygk https://t.co/TqUS…

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Meghan Balogh @megatthewhig
2 Jan 23

RT @KingstonPolice: Highway 38 between Bur Brook Rd and Unity Rd is shut down due to house fire. Please find alternate route until further…

Meghan Balogh
Meghan Balogh @megatthewhig
31 Mar 21

RT @StephattheWhig: Yea... I'm crying a little bit. Sorry, not Sorry. #ygk https://t.co/X2tL8uYfXF