Por: Chicago Tribune Health September 22, 2022
After decades of scrubbing in on surgeries as a surgical technologist, Juan Martinez was looking forward to retirement. He planned to travel with his wife and spend more time with his grandchildren. His final work day was scheduled for April 30. He was so dedicated to his job that he kept working even as the coronavirus crisis coincided with the final weeks before his retirement. He died days before reaching it. Juan Martinez worked at the... + full article
Chicago Tribune USA Health September 22, 2022
DNA testing companies like Ancestry.com and 23andMe are using their expertise in the fight against COVID-19. Ancestry.com’s study is available only to its members, but 23andMe is asking past and present COVID-19 patients (customers or not) to take part in a study that will... + más
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Every February, Maria Lopez and a group of fellow Chicago nurses from the University of Illinois Hospital in Chicago would board a plane to someplace warm. For about a decade, they’d traveled to different locales, including Lopez’s beloved Mexico, where she is from. This... + más
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It was a love story that began with her smile. When Lawrence Le Blanc met his future wife, Joyce, on a beach in St. Thomas — he was visiting from nearby British Virgin Islands, she from Illinois — he fell in love with her without her saying a word. “She smiled one time, he... + más
A Chicago nurse vacationed with other nurses every year. She died from COVID-19 before they could plan their next trip | Chicago Tribune
A Chicago nurse returned to work after recovering from coronavirus. His cough came back. He tested 2 more times and got different results. | Chicago Tribune
Day after day, Daniel Ortiz walks into a hospital and treats patients who are struggling with the coronavirus. He hoped he wouldn’t test positive for the virus. But it was, he felt, inevitable. That fear came true, not once, but twice. Ortiz’s ordeal started in March, when... + más
Associated Press USA Health September 19, 2022
This photo provided by the Dallas Police Department shows Dr. Raynaldo Rivera Ortiz. Jr. Dr. Raynaldo Rivera Ortiz. Jr. a Dallas anesthesiologist was arrested Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022 after federal investigators accused him of tampering with patients’ bags of intravenous... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Tech September 19, 2022
It’s no secret that Boston’s tech scene has a long way to go when it comes to diversity. Ask Jody Rose and Jeff Bussgang, and they’ll say it isn’t because there’s a lack of qualified people of color looking for jobs. Instead, companies’ hiring practices have long... + más
Introducing the Globe’s Tech Power Players 50 — and how it came together | The Boston Globe
'This is on me': Interim coach Mickey Joseph shoulders blame for Nebraska Cornhuskers' loss | ABC News
10 WBNS USA Nation September 17, 2022
DALLAS — A Dallas anesthesiologist was arrested on charges alleging that he injected nerve-blocking agents and other drugs into bags of intravenous fluids at the surgical center where he works, which led to the death of a co-worker and caused cardiac emergencies for several... + más
Electric toothbrush stuffed with drugs leads to inmate's fatal overdose, sheriff says | The Advocate
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