for my anxiety which I was really interested in and I kinda felt like if my grandma could do it.

Alongside a sensitive introduction to life in Japanese internment camps.To be who she is has become a crime.

she works in the camps tiny library.his arms piled with books checked out the day before.My daughter’s new children’s book is the true story of my parents meeting in the library of Minidoka Internment camp.

Tama and George TokudaAs their friendship grows.this picture book transcends its central romance to encompass love for books.

depicting its hardships without overwhelming young readers.

I am glad that this story is being told.the system that Medicare and other health plans use to pay doctors generally places more value on doing procedures like replacing a knee or inserting a stent than on delivering the whole-person.

theres general agreement that strengthening the primary care system through payment reform wont be accomplished by tinkering with billing codes.senior director of government relations and legislative advocacy at the Association of American Medical Colleges.

a senior fellow at the University of Southern California Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics and former commissioner of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission.formerly known as Kaiser Health News (KHN).