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Looking for the Positives during COVID-19 Crisis
With all that is going on in the world right now, it is easy to be negative and sad. Due to this pandemic, I have chosen to look at all the positives.
Watching the Tragedy of COVID-19 from the Frontlines
First of all, THANK YOU to every single person for sacrificing and doing their part in flattening this curve! Everyone is sacrificing a lot right now, but remember we are all in this together.
Navigating COVID-19
This unprecedented time (Covid-19 crisis) has taken me a while to navigate and get used to.
Work & Home Challenges for Doctors During COVID-19 Crisis
Being a resident physician in the time of COVID has been interesting, to say the least, but it’s been even more challenging as a new mom.
Staying Busy & Positive During the Covid-19 Crisis
These are without a doubt difficult times and we hope you are staying safe and healthy. As an ER doctor, life has been much different in the hospital during the pandemic
Mary, ED Nurse During COVID-19
These are without a doubt difficult times and we hope you are staying safe and healthy. As an ER doctor, life has been much different in the hospital during the pandemic
Life as an ER Doc during COVID-19
These are without a doubt difficult times and we hope you are staying safe and healthy. As an ER doctor, life has been much different in the hospital during the pandemic
IBJ: 2019 WOMEN OF INFLUENCE: ANGELA FIEGE, MD
Yesterday, Dr. Angela Fiege joined twenty-two other Indianapolis area women who were recognized as the Indianapolis Business Journal: 2019 Women of Influence.
Does setting the legal drinking age at 21 fuel a binge drinking culture among American teens?
In America’s high schools and colleges, binge drinking and “blacking out” have not only become normalized, but cool. It’s a trend that fuels campus tragedies like sexual assault and fraternity hazing deaths. And some experts believe that the United States’ minimum legal drinking age of 21 — which is several years higher than the minimum legal drinking age in most other countries — might very well contribute to the problem.
Rachael’s First Week educates teens, college students on when to call 911: ‘They can actually save a life’
Students will soon head off to college, many for the first time. There will be new experiences which come with danger. A program called Rachael’s First Week is working to highlight those and teach young people to be cautious while still having a life-changing experience in college.
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