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Pennsylvania prepares its systems, benefit recipients for Medicaid changes coming in 2027 (opens the original)
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Grace Robinson studies psychology at Northampton Community College. She wants to become a behavioral therapist and work with children with autism and intellectual disabilities. The 31-year-old lives with a mitochondrial disease that impacts her organ systems. "In 2015, I became critically ill. I started spending large chunks of time in the hospital. I would go into metabolic crisis often. I've had brain lesions, strokes. My GI tract failed. I ended up depending on a central line and getting nutr
Kids with brain injuries thrive at this camp. But federal research funding is in flux (opens the original)
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In an open field, arrows whizzed through the humid June air and struck their targets. Campers and counselors cheered. It was archery hour at Camp Cranium in Millville, Pennsylvania. Operations director Drew Meyer watched, a few tears escaping from behind his dark sunglasses. "They will surprise you, like, flat out," he said of the campers, who have all survived brain injuries. "They'll come out here, and they'll shoot for three hours and start hitting the target." Campers, ranging in age from 10
Kids with brain injuries thrive at this camp. But federal research funding is in flux | WNYC (opens the original)
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In an open field, arrows whizzed through the humid June air and struck their targets. Campers and counselors cheered. It was archery hour at Camp Cranium in Millville, Pennsylvania. Operations director Drew Meyer watched, a few tears escaping from behind his dark sunglasses. "They will surprise you, like, flat out," he said of the campers, who have all survived brain injuries. "They'll come out here, and they'll shoot for three hours and start hitting the target." Campers, ranging in age from 10
Kids with brain injuries thrive at this camp. But federal research funding is in flux (opens the original)
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In an open field, arrows whizzed through the humid June air and struck their targets. Campers and counselors cheered. It was archery hour at Camp Cranium in Millville, Pennsylvania. Operations director Drew Meyer watched, a few tears escaping from behind his dark sunglasses. "They will surprise you, like, flat out," he said of the campers, who have all survived brain injuries. "They'll come out here, and they'll shoot for three hours and start hitting the target." Campers, ranging in age from 10
Kids with brain injuries thrive at this camp. But federal research funding is in flux (opens the original)
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In an open field, arrows whizzed through the humid June air and struck their targets. Campers and counselors cheered. It was archery hour at Camp Cranium in Millville, Pennsylvania. Operations director Drew Meyer watched, a few tears escaping from behind his dark sunglasses. "They will surprise you, like, flat out," he said of the campers, who have all survived brain injuries. "They'll come out here, and they'll shoot for three hours and start hitting the target." Campers, ranging in age from 10
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