After Hurricane Fiona, avocados have become a currency of community in Puerto Rico
The storm blew most of Puerto Rico's avocados off their trees. Now people are racing to eat and give them away before they go bad.
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The storm blew most of Puerto Rico's avocados off their trees. Now people are racing to eat and give them away before they go bad.
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Staff at Lee Health's Gulf Coast Medical Center celebrate the opening of the hospital's new 52-bed intensive care unit. The new ICU is part of the hospital’s $347 million expansion. Later this year, Lee Health plans to bring over its trauma center from Lee Memorial. Staff at Lee Health’s Gulf Coast Medical Center, on Wednesday, celebrated the opening of the hospital’s new 52-bed intensive care unit. The new ICU is part of the hospital’s $347 million expansion. Dr. Jonathan Velez, vice president of operations and chief physician executive at Gulf Coast Medical Center, says the expansiv...
/ Staff at Lee Health's Gulf Coast Medical Center celebrate the opening of the hospital's new 52-bed intensive care unit Staff at Lee Health’s Gulf Coast Medical Center, on Wednesday, celebrated the opening of the hospital’s new 52-bed intensive care unit. The new ICU is part of the hospital’s $347 million expansion. Vice President of Operations and Chief Physician Executive at Gulf Coast Medical Center, Dr. Jonathan Velez, says the expansive unit encompasses two floors. “So on the third floor it will be around neurology, stroke care, and a variety of other neurologic needs will be ab...