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Taylor Wizner

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Public radio reporter covering health in NE Ohio @Ideastream, Made in Michigan, Reported Up North, Detroit, UMich and Columbia Journalism School grad
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Q&A: Inside the debate over Cleveland Clinic's planned Level 1 trauma center

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By Taylor Wizner Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Cleveland Clinic plans to open a new Level 1 trauma center at its main campus near Cleveland's University Circle in 2028, a move that could reshape emergency care in the region. Level 1 trauma departments provide care for the highest level of critical injury, such as brain injuries, blunt force trauma and gunshot wounds. Cleveland already has two other such centers, operated by MetroHealth System and University Hospitals.
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MetroHealth doctors and nurses push to unionize, citing workloads and patient care concerns

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By Taylor Wizner Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Primary care providers at MetroHealth are organizing to form a union, saying it is needed to improve working conditions and patient care. The group includes physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants who say they are organizing because of increasing workloads and limited time with patients.
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Highly mutated COVID variant 'cicada' detected in Northeast Ohio

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By Taylor Wizner Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
A highly mutated COVID-19 variant known as “cicada” has been detected in Northeast Ohio, according to public health officials, though it does not appear to spread faster or cause more severe illness than other omicron strains. Cicada, which scientists are monitoring closely, carries an unusually high number of genetic changes.
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