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When classes transitioned online in March, Andrew Fowler began working as a clinical care technician in the intensive care unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Fowler) Junior Andrew Fowler pulled countless all nighters last semester, but not for the same reasons most college students did. It wasn’t because of wild nights or grinding on research papers that Fowler would head to sleep at 9 a.m. — it was because mornings were when he could finally lie down after a 12-hour night shift at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Despite being a premed stude...
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