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Mask mandates can help reduce the strain on hospitals, CDC says Erika Edwards © Provided by NBC News
Covid-19-related hospitalizations fall when states require masks and other face coverings, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Friday.
The CDC analysis of the effect of mask mandates in 10 states found that such requirements led to a decline of 5.5 percentage points in hospitalization growth rates, compared with data from the month before the mandate. The directives called for people to wear coverings over their mouths and noses outside their home, and especially in restaurants and retail businesses.
States included in the report were California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Ohio and Oregon.
Dr. Sy will help advance neurological care for Manhattan residents by developing a comprehensive neurocritical care program
Heustein Lu Sy, MD, has been appointed director of neurosurgical critical care at Lenox Hill Hospital. Over the past four years, Dr. Sy has served as an attending neurointensivist at the hospital’s department of neurosurgery.
In his new role, Dr. Sy will be responsible for developing a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and integrative clinical neurocritical care program. In addition, Dr. Sy will provide leadership in meeting the hospital’s service excellence initiatives by implementing quality standards for neurocritical care; guide the educational needs of the neurocritical care team; and promote a culture of innovation, improving neurocritical care research.
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Jess Dunne and Christian Schott, with their baby Nova Rae. Jess is fundraising to help other families with babies in the neonatal intensive care unit. (Courtesy Madison Fender)
CUTCHOGUE, NY Two months after her own tiny preemie came home after spending 77 days in the neonatal intensive care unit, Jess Dunne of Cutchogue is opening her heart to help other families navigating the emotional journey.
Dunne and Christian Schott were faced with the unknown when their baby Nova Rae Schott was born 12 weeks early in August. And now Dunne wants to help others waiting out the long, terrifying hours in the NICU.
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