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Recent Stories

 DATE STORY
 Feb. 2007 Retirement Living TV on Comcast Cable featured our devoted, longtime volunteer Wally Horner in a segment called "The Art of Living," which, of course, Wally has mastered.
For a copy, contact Meredith Daly, media relations coordinator.
 Dec. 2006 Montgomery County Public Schools featured The Children's Inn as part of its instructional TV program.
 Oct. 2006 The National Library of Medicine launched a new magazine Medline Plus and it's premier issue featured The Children's Inn.
 Sep. 2006 Soft Doll Magazine features the new doll family at The Children's Inn at NIH.
For a copy, contact Meredith Daly, media relations coordinator.
 Aug. 2006 The Chronicle of Philanthropy featured The Children's Inn at NIH and an Inn family that benefitted from The Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation emergency fund, which generously supports Inn families. Read The Chronicle's "Gift of Time." 
 May 2006 The Gazette Newspapers feature the doll exhibit.
 Mar. 2006 USAToday features The Children's Inn CarePage web service.
 Jan. 2006 Bethesda Magazine chronicles a night at The Children's Inn.

Webcast

On June 15th, The Children's Inn at NIH in conjunction with the National Cancer Institute hosted "Children and Cancer Media Seminar: A Lion in the House.'' Cancer experts and the media previewed clips of the groundbreaking PBS documentary, "A Lion in the House,'' created by keynote speaker, Dr. Robert Arceci, world renowned expert on childhood cancer and Director, Pediatric Oncology at Johns Hopkins University Hospital. The film chronicles the story of five children and their six-year journey with cancer. The film's producer, Steven Bognar, explained the history of the film. Teenage cancer survivor and former Children's Inn resident Amy Knopfmacher, shared her courageous battle. 

Susan Dentzer, Health Correspondent for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS was the event moderator. To hear this exciting event, (Runtime: 02:19:46) go to: http://videocast.nih.gov/launch.asp?13308

 

 


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