The Serious Work of Play
By Peter Herzberg Watch a group of young children at play, and you’ll see the essence of human connection on display: collaboration in progress,…
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Day: October 22, 2025
After the Applause: How iCreate 2025 United Young Artists and Their Community
By Emma Barhydt Now that the lights have dimmed in the Bruce Museum’s Vicki Netter Fitzgerald Gallery and the iCreate 2025 artworks have come…
At Home in Greenwich, Inc. Executive Director Steps Down
On October 24, 2025, Lise LaPointe Jameson, LCSW, is stepping down as the Executive Director of At Home In Greenwich, Inc. after nineteen years…
RMA Presents “Kidney Disease – A Tale of Two Miracles”
Dr. Alan S. Kliger’s talk, highlights how dialysis transformed kidney failure from a fatal diagnosis into a treatable condition after congressional intervention ensured Medicare coverage for patients regardless of background. More recently, the emergence of drugs such as SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists has shifted the medical focus toward preventing kidney failure, offering significant new hope for slowing disease progression. Dr. Kliger stressed that financial incentives must evolve, as widespread adoption of these preventive treatments challenges the dialysis-centered economics of nephrology.
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