HappyClinic will be getting a new resident for you to take care of, as YouTube star BrentRivera will be checking in this week.
"California native Brent Rivera has amassed over five billion views since starting his YouTube channel in 2009. He has established a loyal following across Instagram, Tik Tok, and YouTube, in addition to the now-defunct Vine. His passion for creativity has branched out into the world of fashion, acting, and podcasting – with the video games industry as the next step. Happy Clinic marks Brent's video game debut, appearing as himself as a patient.
Fans will be delighted to see him appear in Happy Clinic and even more so when they see the awesome rewards and upgrades available due to finding him. Brent's character will randomly pop up during gameplay to keep players on their toes."! It's a great game that teaches how to run hospitals, treat patients all around the globe, and hire a team of professional doctors. I can't wait to share my virtual character with my audience!" said Brent Rivera.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
'We have nothing here': AL clinic Director on the lack of abortion access in the SouthLess than a year after the Dobbs ruling, the American South has largely become an abortion desert – and it’ll become worse when Florida enacts its new six-week ban. The focus has recently turned to the abortion pill mifepristone and ensuring it stays legal and accessible. But, the outcome of the mifepristone ruling may not affect the South as much as people might think. “One thing that I want to make extraordinarily clear about this medication abortion fight is that it does not impact the South,” says Robin Marty, Operations Director for the healthcare clinic West Alabama Women’s Center. “It is going to not have any effect on us whatsoever because we have no abortion…We have nothing here.” As access to abortion care continues to shrink largely in Republican-led states, the spillover effect it creates will impact abortion-friendly states the most. “This is going to be a flood on all of the clinics that will make a domino effect, that will make abortion extraordinarily difficult, even for people who thought that they were safe.”
Leer más »
Chester County teen founds nonprofit, clinic to endorse bicycle safety after being in crashThe teen hopes that by developing his non-profit, he can spread his message of safety for years to come.
Leer más »
Mayo Clinic working to close gap between minority communities, health disparagesEvery April, the United States Department of Health and Human Services highlights the importance of improving the health of racial and ethnic communities and closing the gap of health disparities.
Leer más »
ECW, WWE wrestling legend says infection was ‘eating away’ at his spine, could have killed himThe 51-year-old said he suffered a setback this week at the Mayo Clinic.
Leer más »
Maggie & Winston Actually Had A Happy EndingWhen Maggie left Seattle for Chicago in her Grey's Anatomy sendoff episode, Winston didn't join her, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a happy ending.
Leer más »
Walkable Neighborhoods Are Happy Neighborhoods Finds StudyCity residents are happier living in a walkable neighborhood, reports a study published in the latest Journal of the American Planning Association.
Leer más »