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Mashup Score: 1'Zapper’ invention by Lehigh University and St. Luke’s enables hospital to decontaminate 600 masks per hour - 4 year(s) ago
An industrial-sized device designed by a team from Lehigh University and St. Luke’s University Health Network uses a powerful type of ultraviolet light to kill the coronavirus, allowing the hospital to sterilize and re-use N95 masks which are in short supply because of the pandemic.
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Medical professionals see some positive progression in the fight against COVID-19
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Medical professionals see some positive progression in the fight against COVID-19 https://t.co/lfsk2Xo3DX
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Mashup Score: 0Coronavirus cases swamping St. Luke’s in Poconos, where hospital official says cases have been undercounted - 4 year(s) ago
St. Luke’s University Health Network is asking Poconos residents to be vigilant with social distancing, as more than half of the admissions to the network’s Monroe campus now are for the coronavirus, St. Luke’s said in a news release Sunday.
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Coronavirus cases swamping St. Luke’s in Poconos, where hospital official says cases have been undercounted https://t.co/N5R7AOILZH #coronavirus #COVID19 @LakeNaomiClub @GovMurphy @AdvertisingLaw
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Mashup Score: 18Lehigh County jury awards $6.3 million to widow of 48-year-old jogger who died of a heart attack - 4 year(s) ago
A Lehigh County jury on Monday awarded $6,308,000 to a woman whose 48 year-old husband suffered a fatal heart attack while jogging, six weeks after a cardiologist at St. Luke’s in Bethlehem cleared him of any heart problems.
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RT @HarshGMD: Lehigh County jury awards $6.3 million to widow of 48-year-old jogger who died of a heart attack https://t.co/A6qQL5HZ7j #IS…
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Mashup Score: 1Advocates for seriously ill say treatments compromised by mid-year insurance changes - 4 year(s) ago
Advocates for people with chronic and serious illnesses told state lawmakers on Tuesday that treatment plans are being compromised by an insurance industry practice of changing coverage in the middle of a policy year.
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MUST-READ in @mcall: Advocates visited Harrisburg to testify in support of #PAHB853 to end #NonMedicalSwitching in Pennsylvania. House Bill 853 would protect patients from dangerous and unfair mid-year coverage changes. https://t.co/xx4ZxnnPqu @RepRoae @RobMatzie
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'Zapper’ invention by Lehigh University and St. Luke’s enables hospital to decontaminate 600 masks per hour https://t.co/rSmjEBJzFN