Nurse dies from COVID-19 days before retirement
"Celia didn't have to die if she had the proper PPE, so from now on, we nurses should be fighting for PPE," her coworker said at a candlelight vigil.
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"Celia didn't have to die if she had the proper PPE, so from now on, we nurses should be fighting for PPE," her coworker said at a candlelight vigil.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments May 12 in legal battles over the president's efforts to shield his financial records from congressional committees and New York investigators.
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