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ROBERT A. BARISH NAMED BOARD CHAIR OF THE ASSOCIATION OF ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTERS

October 13, 2020

Washington, DC, Oct. 13, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Robert A. Barish, MD, MBA, vice chancellor for health affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago, was elected as the chair of the Board of Directors of the Association of Academic Health Centers (AAHC) by its members via electronic ballot in conjunction with the AAHC Annual Meeting, held virtually October 7-9. Dr. Barish, a distinguished emergency medicine physician and academic leader, oversees the University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System (UI Health). As the integrated academic healthcare delivery enterprise for the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), UI Health encompasses UIC’s seven health sciences colleges, the university tertiary care hospital, 40+ outpatient clinics, the 13 FQHC network sites of the Mile Square Health Center, and the University of Illinois Cancer Center.

“Dr. Barish is an outstanding leader who is widely respected for his ability to lead during crises on national

Notable Labs Announces Addition of Thomas Bock to Board of Directors

October 13, 2020

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Notable, which is redefining cancer treatment by taking a functional approach to precision oncology in hematological cancers, today announced the addition of Dr. Thomas A. Bock to its board of directors.

Bock is a recognized life science leader who built four entrepreneurial organizations that created major impact for both patients and investors, achieving leadership in their fields. He successfully spearheaded new medical paradigms and fast-growing markets such as cancer precision medicine, ultra-rare disorders and cancer prevention.

“We are delighted to welcome Thomas Bock to Notable’s board of directors,” said Laurie Heilmann, Notable CEO. “Thomas’ wealth of experience leading worldwide medical divisions at top-tier pharma organizations such as Novartis, Celgene and Alexion will be of great value to Notable. Thomas developed and commercialized six lifesaving, paradigm-changing blockbuster medicines in cancer, ultra-rare disorders and inflammation. Thomas brings tremendous industry knowledge and experience, which will be instrumental in navigating and supporting Notable’s path

Pamela M. Sutton-Wallace Appointed to J2 Global Board of Directors

October 12, 2020

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J2 Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: JCOM), a leading Internet information and services company, today announced the appointment to its board of directors of Pamela M. Sutton-Wallace, MPH, an experienced healthcare executive who has worked in several leading academic medical centers.

“We are delighted to have Pam join our Board of Directors,” said J2 Global Board Chairman Richard Ressler. “She is a nationally recognized leader in healthcare who will bring deep operating and strategic expertise to our Board.”

Pam brings more than 25 years of healthcare industry experience and currently serves as Senior Vice President and Regional Chief Operating Officer of New York Presbyterian. Previously, Pam was Chief Executive Officer at the University of Virginia Medical Center. Prior to that, Pam served as Senior Vice President of Hospital Operations at Duke University Hospital, where she also held leadership positions across the Duke University Health System. Pam earned a Master’s of Public Health

Politics and the City: Board of Health ‘dysfunction’ gives some councilors pause – News – telegram.com

October 11, 2020

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One of the first major recommendations made by City Manager Edward M. Augustus Jr. when he became Worcester’s chief executive in 2014, was to reorganize the city’s public health functions and change the Board of Health from an advisory board to a regulatory one.

It gave the board the power to deal with all local public health issues, effectively cutting the City Council out of the equation.

The move was hailed by its supporters because they said it would remove the politics that had prevented the city from effectively addressing public health issues in the past.

Since the Board of Health was reconstituted and given greater powers, it has indeed done many good things and taken on many difficult public health issues. What made the board so effective was that its members worked so well together and with public health officials.

But that has all changed in recent months.

There

Phyllis Landrieu, former Orleans School Board president dies

October 11, 2020

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Landrieu was the aunt of the former mayor and U.S. Senator and well-known as an advocate for early childhood education.

NEW ORLEANS — Phyllis Landrieu, a former Orleans Parish School Board president and passionate advocate for early childhood education, died Saturday. She was 86.

Mrs. Landrieu’s late husband Joseph was the brother of former New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu. The mother of ten children, her nieces and nephews include former Mayor Mitch Landrieu, former U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu and former Orleans Civil Court Judge Madeleine Landrieu.

Mrs. Landrieu served just one term on the Orleans Parish School Board, from 2004 until 2008. Her election came one year before Hurricane Katrina and the federal levee failures, which decimated the public school system and prompted a state takeover of the city’s failing schools. Despite challenging and often contentious times, when Mrs. Landrieu left office in 2008, she touted the board’s accomplishments.

“This

Testing event needed at Fayetteville High School, city’s health board says

October 9, 2020

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FAYETTEVILLE — The city’s Board of Health hopes to set up a successful mass testing event at Fayetteville High School after few students took advantage of a free mobile testing event held this week on campus.

Friday’s high school football game between Fayetteville and West High School was canceled this week because of possible exposure to the coronavirus. Fayetteville School District on Sept. 17 announced “several” football players had to quarantine because of potential close contact with covid-19.

A mobile testing crew was set up at the high school Tuesday and Wednesday for athletes and members of the high school band, said Board Member Gary Berner with Community Clinic. Letters went out to parents informing them of the testing availability, and students had to get parental permission, he said.

The clinic expected to do about 185 polymerase chain reaction tests over two days, Berner said. About eight tests were done,

Members resign from Saratoga EDC board

October 9, 2020

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SARATOGA SPRINGS – The controversy over claims the Saratoga Prosperity Partnership’s downloading and sharing of a confidential Saratoga Economic Development Committee Zoom meeting continues with board resignations and an investigation.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Partnership will be briefed on a report by an attorney the group hired to investigate the matter amid SEDC’s accusations that its civil liberties were violated by the distribution of a video of one of its meetings. SEDC is a private nonprofit and its meetings are not open to the public.

The Partnership report follows the departure of four from the SEDC board: Saratoga Hospital President and CEO Angelo Calbone, land-use attorney Matt Jones, Adirondack Trust Executive Vice President Michael O’Connell and Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce President Todd Shimkus.

“It doesn’t have a negative effect,” said SEDC Board Chair John Munter Jr. of the board resignations. “They all left for different reasons. The feeling was

Worcester Health Board Sought To Avoid ‘Berating’ Of Police: Docs

October 8, 2020

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WORCESTER, MA — The public was prevented from participating in recent Board of Health discussions about police reform following internal deliberations between the city attorney, police leaders and health department staff, emails show.

Days before an Aug. 24 Board of Health meeting featuring top police officials, City Solicitor Michael Traynor advised health department leaders they did not have to hold a public hearing to discuss 12 police reforms suggested by board member David Fort.

With that opinion, Board of Health Chair Edith Claros had the discretion to allow public comment during the meeting. Claros did not open the meeting for public comment, but did make an exception for the police union president.

“The chair has the discretion to accept public comment — or not — on any agenda item,” an Aug. 20 memo from Worcester Division of Public Health Director Karyn Clark read. “[Claros] is not interested in a [police

Caregiver Action Network Announces CareAcademy’s Helen Adeosun As New Member of Board of Directors

October 8, 2020

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Helen Adeosun

Washington, DC, Oct. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Caregiver Action Network (CAN), the nation’s leading family caregiving organization, recently announced its newest board member at the annual board meeting. Helen Adeosun, EdM the Founder and CEO of CareAcademy, a provider of advanced caregiver training and compliance solutions for the Home Care industry, joins the board effective immediately.

“Throughout my career, I have long admired CAN’s mission and laser focus on creating holistic support for America’s caregivers,” said Adeosun. “The COVID-19 pandemic rests on the shoulders of caregivers, and with that challenge comes great opportunity to enhance lives. I am excited to join CAN’s Board of Directors as we continue to elevate the critical role of caregivers, especially in this moment.”

Helen Adeosun is passionate about caregiving and the impact that the right caregiver can have on families. As an educator and workplace trainer, she has had

Health and Wellness Industry Tastemaker Jon Bier Joins Mind Cure’s Advisory Board

October 8, 2020

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Mr. Bier is a communications and strategy expert who has played a key role in building brands such as Four Sigmatic and WHOOP

VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 8, 2020 /CNW/ – Mind Cure Health Inc. (CSE: MCUR) (“Mind Cure” or the “Corporation”) is pleased to announce today the addition of Jon Bier to the company’s advisory board. Mr. Bier, the founder of Jack Taylor PR and an adjunct marketing professor at New York University, is known for his work with some of the world’s leading health and wellness brands, such as Four Sigmatic and WHOOP.

With his role on Mind Cure’s advisory board, Mr. Bier will be tasked with helping to bring Mind Cure’s mission to life. He understands how to share the story of functional medicine and psychedelics and is intimately connected within the health and wellness space.

“I am deeply passionate about the mission of

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