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Officials say many of the hospital's rooms have two patient beds with a privacy divider, which means COVID-19 patients cannot be in the same room with someone who doesn't have the virus.
IU Health Approaching Capacity At Bloomington Hospital
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IU Health Bloomington says it is reactivating its daily incident command structure to keep an eye on available bed space as COVID-19 cases increase in Monroe County. Officials say many of the hospital's rooms have two patient beds with a privacy divider, which means COVID-19 patients cannot be inRussell says teachers use a lot of patient case studies with stereotypes. And that perpetuates biases that students eventually will take with them into their practice.
“Fred is a 47-year-old African-American living in Chicago who has Type 2 diabetes, is obese, has hypertension,” Russell says. “Just stuff like by the description you can tell what they were going off of.”Indiana University Medical School Students Talk Of Systematic Racism In Teaching
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Dr. Blessing Ogbemudia graduated from Indiana University’s medical school in May. As he was celebrating with a few friends, he received an anonymous message on Instagram. It contained an audio clip of someone talking about him. He says, “Essentially it was saying that, 'Blessing thinks, you kThe deadline for an Indiana voter to return a vote-by-mail ballot to their county election office is noon on Election Day. That’s unusual – in most states, the ballot must be returned by the end of day (or even just postmarked by Election Day).
Voter Advocates Sue Over Indiana's Absentee Ballot Deadline
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Common Cause Indiana and the Indiana NAACP are suing Indiana in federal court over what they say is its “unjustifiably early” deadline to return absentee vote-by-mail ballots. There’s increased attention on vote-by-mail this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline for an Indiana vote