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April 22, 2016
Keep, Fix, or Repeal: What’s Next for Obamacare?
CDPHP® president and CEO, Dr. John Bennett, was among the four panelists participating in today’s Healthcare Power Breakfast, hosted by the Albany Business Review.
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April 21, 2016
A Different Kind of Camping Part III: An Average Day as an EMT in Zaatari
On my first day as an EMT in Zaatari, the Syrian refugee camp in Jordan where I was volunteering, I had a quick meeting with the physician I would work under for the next few months. He informed me that I would be expected to work quickly.
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April 15, 2016
A Different Kind of Camping Part II: My First Days
I arrived in Zaatari, the Syrian refugee camp in Jordan, at about 10 in the morning to start my volunteer work. It was cold, and the rain from the night before had turned the camp into a muddy mess.
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April 01, 2016
The Importance of a Second Opinion
I can recall the moment when the doctor told us that she believed our 9-month-old daughter had leukemia.
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March 25, 2016
A Different Kind of Camping Part I: Volunteering in Syrian Refugee Camps
My name is Sarah and I’m an intern at CDPHP, as well as a student at Union College. This six-part blog series is a reflection on my two trips to Jordan and how I attempted to make a difference in a sea of overwhelming humanitarian need.
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March 14, 2016
How to Pick the Right Summer Camp for Kids
If you’re a parent, the idea of summer camp isn’t all campfire songs and ghost stories. While you may be excited for your children to experience those things (and more), you may also have concerns as you attempt to make your summer camp decisions:
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