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Executive producer at @People. Previously @EW, @TVGuide, @NBCSVU. I tweet a lot about Christmas movies, The Bachelor and running.
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Texas Festivals Are About Crowns, Gowns, and Kolaches

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By Robyn Ross Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
When Arin Smith was growing up in Stonewall, near Fredericksburg, her annual Peach JAMboree routine never changed. Friday night: Attend the rodeo. Saturday: Accompany Grannie to enter her pie or cobbler in the baking contest, watch the parade, and then go home and wait for the phone call that invariably told Grannie she’d won.
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Nurses harness AI to help quantify their instincts about patient care

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By Robyn Ross Verified, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Credit: Laura James from Pexels Hospital nurses are often so busy that they have trouble finding time for a bathroom break. Over an eight- to 12-hour shift, they're keeping tabs on multiple patients: checking their vital signs, administering medication, and chatting with family members who've come to visit. Occasionally, a patient seems off, looking tired or pale or drowsier than normal.
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Listening to your gut

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By Robyn Ross Verified
| The Hub (Johns Hopkins University)
Hospital nurses often are so busy that they have trouble finding time for a bathroom break. Over an eight- to 12-hour shift, they're keeping tabs on multiple patients: checking their vital signs, administering medication, and chatting with family members who've come to visit. Occasionally, a patient seems off, looking tired or pale or drowsier than normal.
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