For Cohen Pierce, it was triggered by the transition to middle school. For his younger sister Lila, it was most apparent the morning of test days. The “its” in both cases were mental health concerns. Cohen’s depression manifested as changes in his personality. He went from his normal happy-go-lucky self to feeling down and negative […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts for October 2020
Celebrations reigned in our top October “In the Moment” stories. From Halloween shenanigans to long-overdue homecomings to the chance to shine the spotlight on our staff, we invite you to take a glance at the posts you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. We celebrated Pediatric Nurses Week […]
Former cross country runner on pace for career in sports physical therapy
A chance meeting with a sports physical therapist while in high school left such a strong impression on Elizabeth Hinkle that it sparked a career interest for her. While excelling throughout her Hudson High School cross country years, a career that included two individual top-50 state meet performances and one 4th place team finish, Hinkle […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts for September 2020
From precious preemies to tenacious teens, our top September “In the Moment” stories featured patients of all ages doing everything they can to live life to the fullest. We invite you to take a glance at the posts you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. Not only does […]
Advances in treatment bring childhood cancer survival rates close to 90 percent
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and Dr. Jeff Hord, medical director of Akron Children’s Showers Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders, used the opportunity to discuss with Ray Horner, of WAKR AM Radio, the advances made in childhood cancer outcomes. Here are the highlights of their conversation: Horner: I’ve been doing some reading […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts for August 2020
Whether it’s back to school or back to play, our top August “In the Moment” stories featured kids making the most of their chances, and the staff who are supporting them. We invite you to take a glance at the posts you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. […]
