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Madison Co. student injured after school bus crashSchool bus accident in Madison County.November 30, 2021 WTVQ News Desk, MADISON COUNTY, Ky. WTVQ One student was taken to the hospital after a school bus accident, according to Madison County Schools. They say the accident happened on I-75 Tu
stanley cup esday afternoon in Madison County. According to Madison County Schools Community Education Director, there was one Madison Southern High School student on the bus at the time and the driver. Both were transported by ambulance as a precaution, according to the school district.The student had no visible injuries and the driver had s
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CNN 鈥?In hospitals around the world, doctors are shaking their heads in disbelief as they watch COVID-19 patients who should be comatose or seizing from hypoxia 鈥?a lack of oxygen in the bodys tissues 鈥?check social media, chat with nurses and barely complain of discomfort while breathing.Some have dubbed them happy hypoxics, a terrible misnomer for what could be a long, slow recovery 鈥?or worse.The proper medical term is silent hypoxia.
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stanley termosar While he practices at Littleton Regional Healthcare in New Hampshire, Levitan recently spent almost two weeks volunteering in the emergency room of a New York City hospital near the epicenter of the citys devastating outbreak.There he watched patients come into the emergency room with blood oxygen levels as low as 50%, so low they should have been incoherent, even unconscious. Normal blood oxygen saturation is between 95% and 100%, and anything below 90% is considered abnormal.In addition, Levitan said, scans of these patients lungs showed signs of pneumonia so severe they should be in terrible pain as they gas
