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Taking the kids: What about Thanksgiving? Eileen Ogintz, Tribune Content Agency © Dreamstime/TNS ogintz-thanksgiving-20201105.
Thanksgiving or Christmas?
In my Jewish family, Thanksgiving was the big holiday get-together, one the extended family traveled across the country to join, young kids and homemade pies in tow. For my husband’s Catholic family, it was Christmas with plenty of hijinks and gifts for the grandkids.
As my kids were growing up, first in Chicago and then Connecticut, we continued the Thanksgiving tradition with big multi-generational gatherings, even inviting foreigners we didn’t know through a United Nations program designed to give them a “real American” Thanksgiving and the immigrant family of a Bronx boy who had come to spend part of his summers with us. Such good times- and such happy memories, along with exhaustion, aggravation, squabbles and spending more than expected.
May 4, 2021
By Bill Levesque
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (May 4, 2021) University of Florida Health researchers recently became the first to temporarily implant a new device in a patient with congestive heart failure, a procedure that one day could help physicians manage this potentially deadly condition.
Physicians in the UF College of Medicine’s department of urology and division of cardiovascular medicine performed the first-in-human use of the JuxtaFlow® renal negative pressure treatment device in April after enrolling the first patient in a clinical trial to evaluate its safety and effectiveness.
UF Health hopes to enroll up to 10 patients in the trial. Each patient will receive the treatment for 24 hours while they are continually monitored by a member of the research team. After the device is removed, patients will continue to be closely followed for a month.
Black and Latinx Surgeons Continue to Hit Glass Ceiling in America
05/05/2021 | 11:00am EDT
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Richmond, VA, May 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Among the upper echelons of academic surgery, Black and Latinx representation has remained flat over the past six years, according to a study published today in JAMA Surgery by researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Center and University of Florida Health.
The study tracked trends across more than 15,000 faculty in surgery departments across the U.S. between 2013-2019. Although the data revealed modest diversity gains among early-career faculty during this period, especially for Black and Latina women, the percentage of full professors and department chairs identifying as Black or Latinx continued to hover in the single digits.
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