Betty Ford passed away in 2011; there is no recent news about her. If you’re looking for the latest updates about Betty Ford Center or related memorials, I can pull in current coverage or historical context. Would you like me to summarize the most relevant post-2011 coverage and the center’s status today?
Notes:
- Betty Ford died at age 93 on July 8, 2011, at Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage, California [ABC News, CBS News, and other outlets from that period].
- Her legacy includes the Betty Ford Center, which became a model for addiction treatment and gender-health advocacy [CBS News; Independent; ABC News].
- If you want, I can fetch recent articles about the Betty Ford Center’s programs, its status within the Michael Finnegan Health system, or notable anniversaries of her work.
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