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Each year, on the third Thursday of November, the Great American Smokeout encourages millions of people across the country to work towards improving their health by quitting tobacco, even if just for one day. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society, the event is not just about a single day without smoking; it is about turning that one day into the first of many on a lifelong journey to achieving better health.

For those already engaged in telehealth or digital care, the Smokeout is also a great reminder of how technology can be an ally in quitting — offering access, accountability, and support at your fingertips.

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This health literacy month, the UMTRC is diving into how providers can use simple strategies to ensure that every patient is able to engage with information about their own health through telehealth.

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One of the biggest barriers to mental health care isn’t physical—it’s social. Stigma surrounding mental health persists across the country, but it can be especially strong in small, tight-knit communities. In rural Indiana, where everyone tends to know each other, people often fear being judged or misunderstood for seeking help.

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April is Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding and acceptance of autistic individuals. While much attention is given to children, autistic adults also require support and accessible healthcare options. Unfortunately, they often face significant challenges in accessing necessary medical services. Telehealth has emerged as a powerful tool to bridge these gaps, providing autistic adults with more accessible, comfortable, and effective healthcare options.

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