This is a conversation with Laura Rosen about training access, student challenges, clinical placements, and what it will take to grow healthcare talent closer to home.

Many in our community didn’t realize April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. It’s time to change that. Learn how local leaders are raising awareness, supporting survivors, and helping build a safer future for everyone. Together, we can make a difference.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S.—yet many women don’t know the signs or believe they’re at risk. The good news? Most heart disease is preventable with a few practical steps. What to Watch For Heart attack symptoms in women are often subtle and different from men. They may include: Chest pain or discomfort (but not always) Shortness of breath Unusual fatigue Nausea or lightheadedness Pain in the neck, jaw, back or stomach If Something Feels Off