Australian hospital examines patient records after nurse claims to have killed Israelis
MELBOURNE, Australia — An Australian hospital is examining patient records after a nurse claimed online to have killed ...
Australian health care workers threaten Israeli man, claim to have killed Jews in their care on camera
Two Australian health care workers are accused of threatening an Israeli man via an online video chat, claiming they have ...
Doctors enroll patients in trial for aggressive blood cancer
Doctors are enrolling patients in a groundbreaking clinical trial aimed at reducing cancer recurrence in patients with ...
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Two nurses in Australia suspended for saying they would kill Israeli patients
In social media conversation with Israeli influencer, one nurse claims to have already sent 'Israeli dogs' to hell, another ...
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Sydney hospital workers fired after boasting they'd kill Israelis
Two hospital workers at Sydney hospital suspended after posting a TikTok video saying they would refuse to treat Israeli patients and even threatened to kill them. 'This video is disgusting,' New ...
2 nurses in Australia suspended for reportedly making antisemitic comments
Two nurses in a Sydney hospital have been suspended from work for threatening to kill Jewish patients and refusing to treat them in a video on TikTok, triggering an investigation by police, ...
Words of harm from a place of care add chilling new dimension to wave of hate
That anyone could use public healthcare as a weapon of hate is a most distressing thought. But we’ve been compelled to ...
Sydney nurses stood down for making antisemitic remarks in viral video
Police launch criminal investigation after nurses threaten to kill Israeli patients that come to their hospital ...
Antisemitic hatred has no place in our multicultural society, let alone our hospitals
Doctor Miriam Levy says the video of two nurses vowing to kill Israeli patients begs the question: What should we accept from ...
What Does ‘Chronic Illness’ Actually Mean?
GENERALLY, A CHRONIC illness is a medical condition that lasts for six months or longer, usually requires ongoing care and treatment, and may limit your daily activities, says Sumanth Prabhu, M.D., ...