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The Horror Of Keeping A Loved One Alive At All Costs

He was in his ICU bed without movement or brain stem involvement. His weight was down to 90 pounds. His six-foot frame and skeletal body made me gasp.

This Is What It’s Like To Have A Breakthrough Case Of Covid-19

At first, it seems like a cold. Then, it feels worse. You’re fully vaccinated, so it couldn’t be COVID-19 — or could it?

Private CDC Memo Advises Delta Infections Increasingly Severe

The internal presentation shows that the agency thinks it is struggling to communicate on vaccine efficacy amid increased breakthrough infections

The Moral Destruction Of ICU Nurses

Maybe we can take a deep breath — and breathe out slowly. Perhaps we can check our pulse. Go on that vacation far away or visit a beach and watch the crashing waves. Listen to the seagulls, the breeze, the blue skies. And turn our cell phones off.

Surgeon Accused Of Trying To Blackmail Nurse Practitioner For Sex

North Carolina doctor fired after admitting to accuser's harassment complaints, lawsuit says.

Driven By Covid Deaths, U.S. Life Expectancy Dropped By 1.5 Years In 2020

Life expectancy in the United States dropped by a year and a half in 2020 — a continuation of a worrisome decline that was observed in the first half of last year as the coronavirus pandemic ravaged the country, according to federal data released Wednesday.

37 States Where Nurses Can Earn A Multistate License

Thirty-seven states have joined the Nurse Licensure Compact, which allows registered nurses and licensed practical/vocational nurses to practice in person or via telehealth in all participating states under one multistate license.

The Persisting Mysteries Of Tears

There are countless folk beliefs about crying, but the science behind shedding tears is still surprisingly blurry.