Currently, there are around 100 volunteers of all ages and skill levels knitting for for Hats4Healing. Continue Reading →
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Currently, there are around 100 volunteers of all ages and skill levels knitting for for Hats4Healing. Continue Reading →
At Greenwich Hospital, the collection drive was organized by the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Council (DEI&B Council) and the Professional Nursing Governance Healing Environment Council, who also filled the individual bags. Continue Reading →
In humans, xylazine is known to depress breathing and heart rate, lower blood pressure, and cause unconsciousness, necrosis, and even death. Xylazine is not an opioid, thus existing medications like naloxone are not effective in reversing the drug’s effects even if used with opioids. Continue Reading →
Ask Long-COVID sufferers what their most troublesome issues are and you are likely to get a long list of symptoms. Continue Reading →
Christina Cannone-Epstein, RN, Emergency Department, has been named Greenwich Hospital’s “Nurse of the Year.” Continue Reading →
To resolve these claims, Northeast Medical Group (NEMG) and Yale New Haven Health Services Corp (YNHH) have agreed to pay $560,718. Medicaid’s share of the settlement is $110,042. Continue Reading →
“Our elected leaders in Congress have become too complacent and comfortable with doing nothing to protect Americans from this epidemic of gun violence.” – Governor Lamont Continue Reading →
Joining with a multistate coalition, Attorney General Tong argues that the decision issued by a district court judge in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas would do serious harm to Americans’ access to the medication abortion drug, mifepristone. Continue Reading →
The physicians were nominated by their peers and vetted to meet the criteria to earn the designation. Continue Reading →
May is National Nurses Month, May 6th to May 12 is National Nurses Week, and May 6th is National Nurse’s Day. Continue Reading →