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Winter Haven man dies after refusing COVID-19 vaccine

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Nurse on the front line of COVID-19 now battling cancer

Nurse on the front line of COVID-19 now battling cancer Undergoing five months of chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, more radiation and likely another surgery, Katrina has remained a positive force. Author: Rachel Piscitelli Updated: 11:19 PM EDT May 24, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. Since last March Yale-New, Haven Hospital nurses Katrina Gallego and her roommate Emily Sattler have donned themselves every workday in the proper PPE as they help in the fight against COVID-19.  The pair have been best friends for years, graduating nursing school together, working together, and living together, they’ve been through a lot, including the pandemic.  Now Katrina, 28, is fighting a battle of her own, stage 3C breast cancer. Gallego was diagnosed back in March of 2021 nearly one year after the pandemic began.  

Health news: People on the move in Polk's medical community

Health news: People on the move in Polk s medical community The Ledger WINTER HAVEN HOSPITAL Winter Haven Hospital s Bostick Structural Heart Team completed its first MitraClip procedure. The MitraClip repairs a condition called mitral regurgitation. When the mitral valve fails to close completely, it can cause blood to flow backward through the heart. Left untreated, mitral regurgitation can lead to serious complications, including heart failure. This approach helps patients avoid open-heart procedures, meaning they can recover and resume their normal lives sooner. Offering such services is a direct benefit of the expansion of Winter Haven Hospital s cardiac program, especially the addition of the hybrid catheterization lab.

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