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Passing the Dr Lorna Breen Act will support health care workers

By Jennifer Breen Feist and Corey Feist May 25, 2021Reprints Lorna Breen: a dedicated emergency medicine physician, avid snowboarder, salsa dancer, cello player, and the cool aunt to eight nieces and nephews. Courtesy Jennifer Breen Feist and Corey Feist Some people are vaguely aware of the story of Dr. Lorna Breen. Among physicians and frontline caregivers, she has become the face of health care workers overwhelmed by Covid-19. We know her as a loving sister and sister-in-law. A dedicated emergency medicine physician. An avid snowboarder, salsa dancer, cello player, and the “cool aunt” to eight nieces and nephews. Despite the fact that there were a million reasons not to, she drove a convertible sports car in Manhattan because it made her happy. She was known for her cheery attitude and her dedication to improve the health care experience for patients.

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Push to end organ transplant discrimination for developmentally disabled

Push to end organ transplant discrimination for developmentally disabled and last updated 2021-05-25 16:01:12-04 CHICAGO â When it comes to getting an organ transplant, people with intellectual disabilities continue to face barriers. Misconceptions about their ability to comply with post-op requirements sometimes mean doctors and transplant centers have refused to put them on waiting lists. Charlie Robertson is a sweet, curious 5-year-old girl, who loves to pick flowers for her family. But Charlie, who has Down syndrome was born with a hole in her heart that didnât close on its own. âIt was kind of always in the back of my mind that if she needed surgery, something went wrong, she needed a heart transplant, she may be denied,â said Charlieâs mother, Lindsay.

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HIPAA Explained: Can a Business or Employer Ask for Proof of Vaccination?

With mask requirements shifting and COVID restrictions lifting for fully vaccinated people, many are wondering what is and isn’t allowed when it comes to.

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Judy Heumann, pioneering disability rights activist, takes spotlight in Crip Camp

Judy Heumann, pioneering disability rights activist, takes spotlight in Crip Camp
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Mark York Dies, The Office Actor Was 55

Mark York Dies, The Office Actor Was 55 Mark York Dies, The Office Actor Was 55 Mark York passed away in the hospital after a short undisclosed illness. The Office were today mourning the loss of actor Mark York, who starred in the popular sitcom as Scranton Business Park property manager Billy Merchant during its second to fifth seasons. York died early on May 19, after a brief and unexpected illness . Although the exact cause of death is as yet unknown. The 55-year-old actor died at the Miami Valley Hospital in Ohio, and confirmation of the news was delivered by the Montgomery County Coroner s Office. It is yet another sad death to hit the entertainment industry, with a number of unexpected passings in the last few months.

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