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100-year-old woman beats COVID, gets discharged from Staten Island hospital
One hundred-year-old Tina Pignataro won her fight against the virus and left the emergency field hospital at Staten Island University Hospital.
At 100-years-young, a COVID-19 patient beats the odds and is discharged from emergency field hospital - NY 1
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Six months later, most Wuhan COVID survivors still have health issues
Thomas Gut, MD, explains "long haul" COVID survivor's symptoms, while Robert Glatter, MD, believes healthcare systems need to be prepared.
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Victims of fiery Staten Island boating accident recovering after months in burn unit
David Smith and Yuko Ova were rescued from a boat fire in the waters off of Staten Island in August.
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Northwell to receive $22 million in federal funding for COVID response
Northwell Health will receive more than $22 million from the federal government for its COVID-19 response and emergency management in New York City.
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SI woman grateful to be alive after surviving flesh eating disease
SI woman grateful to be alive after surviving flesh eating disease - NBC
Michael Cooper, MD, performed 10 surgeries on woman who contracted a deadly bacterial infection.
Alfred Culliford, MD, tells the Advance about the surgeries that were performed on a woman suffering from necrotizing fasciitis.
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COVID-19 survivor Kevin Devine returns to SIUH-South to express his thanks
A COVID patient who was hospitalized for 117 days reunites with nurses who were integral to his care.
Staten Island man reunites with nurses that helped save his life - WPIX
COVID survivor Kevin Devine has an emotional reunion with SIUH nurses.
COVID-19 survivor reunited with staff at SI University Hospital - CBS News
COVID patient Kevin Devine returns to thank nurses at SIUH who helped save his life.
Staten Island COVID survivor reunites with nurses that cared for him - ABC
COVID survivor Kevin Devine thanks SIUH nurses who convinced him to go on a ventilator.
A special Christmas for COVID survivor reunited with nurses who helped save him - NY1
COVID survivor tells SIUH nurses that saved him that he'll have a merry Christmas because of them.
COVID survivor who spent 117 days hospitalized thanks SIUH nurses - NBC
COVID survivor Kevin Devine can't thank SIUH nurses enough for saving his life.
A special thank you to nurses who helped save COVID patient - ABC 7 Eyewitness News
COVID survivor Kevin Devine says he wouldn't be alive without SIUH nurses.
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9-Year-Old battling leukemia at Staten Island Hospital gifted PlayStation 5 for Christmas
CBS News
Staten Island University Hospital joined forces with the DiMartino family, who created “Lights For Life†at their Staten Island home.
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Why you may want to get your heart tested if you've had COVID-19
Thomas Gut, MD, explains that exercising with heart issues related to COVID-19 can lead to irregular heartbeats or sudden cardiac death.
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Shared medical appointments may bridge the opioid treatment gap
Serra Akyar, MD, was involved in a study where Shared medical appointments (SMAs) are an acceptable way to receive treatment for opioid use disorder.
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5 more COVID-19 deaths on S.I.; suspected fatalities hit 70 for December
Christian Preston talks about SIUH's plan to convert the psychiatric hospital in a COVID treatment area.
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