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From a hospital to horse arena: Colorado doctors learn how to deal with COVID stress

Fox31 Denver 24 Jan 2022
(KDVR) -- Local doctors are taking a creative approach to deal with the stress of work and resiliency on the front lines of this pandemic. FOX31's Nicole Fierro joined Banner Health’s doctors for a different type of hands-on learning in Loveland ... Michele Alba, a family medicine doctor at Banner Health.
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I want to live, plain and simple. I’m all in on vaccinations and masks. | Opinion

NWF Daily News 23 Jan 2022
Battling for your life for weeks, alone, in a hospital bed is not the best we can offer ... I spent weeks alone in hospitals in March and April 2020 (the first weeks of the pandemic) following a stroke. Only doctors, nurses, therapists, and other hospital employees allowed ... So, following CDC guidelines and my doctors’ advice was my choice.
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This Is Going To Hurt: the BBC adaptation finally has a trailer – and it’s just as chaotic as you’d expect

Stylist 23 Jan 2022
After informing us that he’s currently working in ‘obs and gynae’ (while wearing a blood-soaked jumper, no less), we see Kay tackle the day-to-day challenges of life as a junior doctor in the NHS – and it’s a lot to take in. “You’re generally sailing the ship alone – a ship that’s ...
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Waiting lists must not be a pretext for privatising the NHS

The Observer 23 Jan 2022
In my local hospital trust alone, there are 100,000 people stuck in this limbo, with 8,000 of them waiting for more than a year to date ... Research by the Centre for Health and the Public Interest shows £36m of taxpayers’ money has been spent by London NHS trusts on cancer services alone with just one of these companies, HCA Healthcare.
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Mom who died of COVID never got to hold her newborn, brother says

Michigan Live 23 Jan 2022
It was something they had to do. Stani had been hospitalized for 10 days with COVID-19. “In some way, her not being able to hold that baby destroyed her,” said her brother, Jack Stani ... She was all alone,” he said ... 10, Stani said doctors told the family to come to the hospital to say their final goodbyes. Michelle died alone on Wednesday, Jan. 12 ... ....
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Post-“Roe,” Birth Control Is More Accessible, But Abortion Is Still Crucial

truthout 22 Jan 2022
First, most contraceptive methods still require a prescription and at least an initial visit to a clinic or a doctor’s office to initiate or maintain treatment. This step alone can be prohibitive for the 21 million American women who cannot afford to pay for family planning services.
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Yemen rebels: Airstrike kills 70 people at prison

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 22 Jan 2022
SANAA, Yemen -- A Saudi-led coalition airstrike hit a prison run by Yemen's Houthi rebels Friday, killing at least 70 detainees and wounding dozens, a rebel minister said ... Airstrikes also hit near the capital, Sanaa, held by the Houthis since late 2014 ... and U.N ... Doctors Without Borders put the number of wounded alone at "around 200." ... .
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UN chief calls for probe into Saudi-led air raids in Yemen

Al Jazeera 22 Jan 2022
The UN chief has condemned air raids by the Saudi-led coalition on Saada city and called for an investigation into the attacks that killed more than 70 people in Yemen ... A detention centre holding migrants in Saada city was bombed on Friday ... Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres, or MSF) put the number of wounded alone at “about 200” ... .
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Yemeni Rebels Say Saudi-Led Airstrike on Prison Killed 70

Beijing News 22 Jan 2022
A Saudi-led coalition airstrike hit a prison run by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Friday, killing at least 70 detainees and wounding dozens, a rebel minister said ... Airstrikes also hit near Sanaa, held by the Houthis since late 2014 ... and U.N ... Doctors Without Borders in a separate statement put the number of wounded alone at 'around 200' people ... The U.N ... ....
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Saudi coalition says Yemen prison site not reported to UN

Herald and News 22 Jan 2022
The strike was part of a pounding aerial offensive that hours earlier knocked the Arab world's poorest country off the internet ... Gen ... Doctors Without Borders put the number of wounded alone at “around 200.” Ahmed Mahat, MSF's head of mission in Yemen, said they had reports of “many bodies still at the scene of the airstrike, many missing people.”.
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Shortage of medical staff hits Nepal as third wave of COVID-19 sets in

Beijing News 21 Jan 2022
In less than a week, the Omicron variant has forced more than 500 doctors and health workers at various hospitals in capital Kathmandu alone to isolate, cutting them off from the duties ... The data from hospitals shows how hundreds of doctors and staff are getting infected with the virus.
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Woman abandoned by family treated at hosp, set to go home

The Times of India 21 Jan 2022
A 35-year-old woman, who was abandoned by her family near Knowledge Park in Gautam Budh Nagar, was taken to a city hospital by the police and has been treated by a team of doctors there ... The woman, who hails from Aligarh, was found alone by police personnel during their routine patrolling in the area.
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Red Cross: Yemen prison airstrike killed, injured over 100

Beaumont Enterprise 21 Jan 2022
A strike in the port city of Hodeida, later confirmed by satellite photos analyzed by The Associated Press, hit a telecommunication center there that's key to Yemen's connection to the internet ... Doctors Without Borders in a separate statement put the number of wounded alone at “around 200” people ... It seems to have been a horrific act of violence.”.
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Medscape Physician Burnout & Depression Report 2022 Shows Pandemic's Continued Impact

The Salamanca Press 21 Jan 2022
NEW YORK, Jan. 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Although stable during the first year of the pandemic, physician rates of burnout increased in 2021, with a sharp rise among physicians in emergency medicine ... Why physicians go it alone ... It remains a major concern that doctors with depression feel they must go it alone, for fear of professional consequences ... .
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AUTISM: Davis has watched son Jason overcome and adapt despite challenges

Commonwealth Journal 21 Jan 2022
"The psychiatric doctor in Jonesboro (Ark.) looked at me and said, 'Based on the ... I sat in there for three hours; my question to (the doctor) was, 'Is he going to die?' I was alone, I did not have my family with me, I did not have my friends." ... Jason, I have to run to the doctor.

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