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Contributing Factors to Delays in COVID-19-Related Hospitalization Among Latinx and Spanish-Speaking Patients/Factores Que Contribuyen a Retrasos en Hospitalizaciones Relacionadas con COVID-19 Entre Pacientes Latinos e Hispano-Hablantes
COVID-19 Health Services Accessibility Hispanics Hospitalization Latinx Massachusetts Mental Health Introduction It is well-established that in the United States (U.S), Latinx populations have been more heavily impacted by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic than the general population, including with higher rates of infection,1 rates of hospitalization, and death rates.2 In Massachusetts, this pattern was clear from the early months in the pandemic.3 A preliminary analysis of...
Historic Hindsights: The first and only female mayor of Greeley was elected in 1965
Dorothy Zabka is first and only woman to serve as mayor of Greeley. You can see photographs of Zabka with her pets in the upcoming Tail Untold exhibition at the Greeley History Museum, 714 8th St., opening June 1. The first and only female mayor of Greeley, Dorothy Zabka, began her professional career at the age of 11, working for her family's business, Martin Produce. At 23, Zabka took over the family business when her father died in 1947.
This Book Explores How Carl Jung Ripped Off Toni Wolff's Ideas
Dr. Nan Savage Healy's book Toni Wolff & C. G. Jung: A Collaboration explores how analyst Toni Wolff's ideas and work were basically stolen by Carl Jung, who appropriated Toni’s insights and theories and gave her no credit. In 1910, Toni was a young student from a wealthy Zurich family when she met Jung, married and middle aged.
Historic Hindsights: Greeley was once home to ‘world’s smallest ski resort’
To learn more about wintertime activities and fashions in Greeley, visit the Well Dressed in Weld: Cold Weather Gear exhibition at the Greeley History Museum. It’s open Wednesdays-Saturdays from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Sundays from noon-4:30 p.m. As the Colorado air becomes crisp and snow finally falls, many Coloradans turn to the slopes of the Rocky Mountains for winter recreation. Few remember Weld County once had its own snowy oasis.
Historic Hindsights: Founding of Greeley began with newspaper ad
Fort Collins, CO 80525 - Jan 1, 2016 - ad id: 11812896 The Assistant Director reports directly to the Director of El Centro; is ... Torrington, WY 82240 - Jan 5, 2016 - ad id: 11812169 St. Josephs Childrens Home. Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility. ... Denver, CO 80239 - Jan 6, 2016 - ad id: 11811575 Job Fair on Saturday January 9th In Aurora CO. Earn $5,000 dollars after ...
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