KC’s earliest COVID trauma 5 years ago led to an unlikely twist of fate for this couple
The first Kansas City-area death due to COVID-19 in 2020 led to something that was a bright spot in an incredibly dark time ...
Channel 42h
‘None of this needs to be happening’ – doctor in Gaza
We spoke to American trauma surgeon Feroze Sidhwa, who has been working in Gaza as a MedGlobal volunteer in Khan Yunis. He joined us from the floor of the busy Nasser hospital where he volunteers, and ...
Reading Chronicle on MSN8h
'Precious innocent soul': £14,000 raised by beautiful little girl in urgent care unit
Almost £14,000 has been raised on a GoFundMe, which initially had a goal of just £500, to fund crucial resources at the ...
Healio15h
Q&A: ‘Kitchen sink’ approach continues to guide research for TBI treatment
March is Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month, a condition that has led to permanent disability in more than 5 million individuals in the United States. Healio spoke with Gregory Hawryluk, MD, PhD, ...
Mirage News12h
Exeter Locals Reflect on COVID-19: 5th Anniversary
People from across Exeter have shared their memories of the sadness, loneliness and varied experiences of the coronavirus ...
Physician's Weekly18h
Modified Trauma Criteria Enhance Appropriate Triage Rates
The following is a summary of “Modifying Trauma Team Activation Criteria to Increase Rates of Appropriate Triage: A ...
The Bemidji Pioneer9h
Annual Bemidji Sanford Improvement Symposium highlights 40 projects
The Sanford Health Improvement Symposium aims to encourage the sharing of improvement ideas across the health system and ...
Next City18h
‘At the Gates of Hell’: Revisiting an NYC Nurse’s Pandemic Journal, Five Years Later
Manhattan borough historian Robert W. Snyder’s new book offers a window into the lives of essential workers at the epicenter ...