Dr. Lindsey Harris is Creating Black History in Alabama
Dr. Lindsey Harris
I believe that nurses are the true spirit of a health care system. I’ve had my fair share of encounters with nurses while being a caregiver to my parents. Not only do nurses provide medical attention, but they also offer comfort as well. Nurses are amazing. Dr. Lindsey Harris truly has a passion for nursing and helping others along the journey as well.
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Should passengers be double masking on planes?
By The Washington Post
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In recent months, as new and more-transmissible variants of the coronavirus have emerged, public figures such as US President Joe Biden and infectious-disease expert Anthony Fauci have been seen wearing two face masks.
And as the trend made headlines and became more popular, health officials have recently clarified that while the tactic could be useful, it is not yet one borne of official health guidance but rather a common sense measure. You probably have seen me wearing a double mask . . . it certainly can t hurt and might help, but it doesn t yet reach the point of an official recommendation from the CDC because of the lack of data, Fauci said on Tuesday in a Washington Post Live interview when asked about the possibility of a double-masking recommendation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The University of Alabama Board of Trustees has renamed the Wallace Building at UAB. (Michael Seale/Patch)
BIRMINGHAM, AL The University of Alabama system Board of Trustees voted Friday to rename a building at the University of Alabama at Birmingham that was named for former governor George C. Wallace.
Wallace was the center of attention nationwide during the Civil Rights Era in Alabama, and famously stood in the doorway of Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama, a symbolic attempt to block two black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, from enrolling at the school.
The decision by the board Friday followed a unanimous recommendation by a working group charged with reviewing named buildings on UA System campuses relative to Shared Values that include integrity, leadership, accountability, diversity, inclusion and respect.