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Tullika Garg

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As seen in: Wiley Online Library, MDPI, Healio, The Herald Bulletin, European Urology, UroToday, Urology Times, The News-Item
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Guest column: Affordable H1-B Visas critical to rural health care in America

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By Tullika Garg
| The Herald Bulletin Verified
He was 73 years old. He had waited two months for a urology appointment and driven 60 miles each way to see me. “I’m peeing blood, doc.” I reviewed his scans and we found the source of the blood in his urine: Bladder cancer. Despite the delay, the cancer was caught early and was still small. He was lucky. kAmqFE :? DA64:2=E:6D DF49 2D >:?6[ H9:49 EC62E 5:D62D6D 4@>>@? :? @=56C 25F=ED[ E96 H@C<7@C46 @7 CFC2= AC24E:E:@?6CD :D D9C:?<:?8[ 2D 5@4E@CD C6E:C6] p BF2CE6C @7 2== @=56C p>6C:42?D =:G6 :?
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Forward Thinking: H-1B: A lifesaving health care bridge

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By Tullika Garg
| The News-Item Verified
He was 73 years old. He had waited two months for a urology appointment and drove 60 miles each way to see me. “I’m peeing blood, Doc.” I reviewed his scans and we found the source of the blood in his urine: bladder cancer. Despite the delay, the cancer was caught early and was still small. He was lucky. But in specialties like mine, which treat diseases that are common in older adults, the workforce of rural practitioners is shrinking, as doctors retire. kAmp BF2CE6C @7 2== @=56C p>6C:42?D =:G6 :?
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The Phantom Foley: A Simple Intervention to Prevent Urinary Catheter Trauma in Hospitalized Older Adults With Delirium

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By Tullika Garg, Max S. Yudovich, Rebekah Keller
| Healio Verified
Introduction Approximately 25% of hospitalized patients and 13% of nursing home residents have a urinary catheter (; ). Urinary catheters are associated with delirium in hospitalized patients, especially in older adults. An older adult with delirium may traumatically self-remove lines and tubes, such as endotracheal tubes and nasogastric tubes, but there are limited data on traumatic urinary catheter removal.
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