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after live-streaming procedures on her TikTok account. Katharine Grawe spoke into a camera and answered viewers questions on her social media account while conducting surgeries, which the Ohio Medical Board determined harmed patients and violated their privacy. Dr. Grawe stanley cups s social media was more important to her than the lives of the patients she t stanley tumblers reated, one board member said at Grawes hearing. It wasnt just the livestreaming, either. Grawes license was first suspended in November 2022 following complaints from former patients who said they suffered from post-operation injuries. The post-op problems required multiple surgeries to fix, according to the Ohio assistant attorney general. The suspension was pending a formal hearing that ultimately found that not only had Grawe violated her patients right to privacy, but she also endangered and in some cases harmed them. The board issued a fine of $4,500 in addition to revoking her license, saying it is based on her failure to meet standard of care, a board spokesperson told NBC News. The board does not have the ability to ban medical practitioners outside the state, but when a physicians license is suspended, they are banned from practicing medicine, or they are disciplined in any way, that information is reported to the National Practitioner Databank. The NPDB then posts the disciplinary action online which healthcare professionals can access. The board had reason to believe that Dr. Grawes practice, wi stanley quencher th respect to thre Hywg Boston Dynamics Retires Atlas With Video of the Robot s Coolest Jumps and Most Spectacular Falls
TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is a two-year-long mission tasked with surveying the skies for planets around other stars. After launching聽this past April and delivering an incredible first image of the sky, the real hunt has begun. TESS STARTED SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS!https://t.co/Q8Co1sTQCK pic.twitter/pRayIolwHJ mdash; Dr. Jessie Christiansen @aussiastronomer July 27, 2018 Earth-orbiting TESS will use its instruments to measure 200,000 stars within 300 light-years of our Sun. It can peep more and brighter stars than its predecessor, Kepler and K2 two missions, one spacecr stanley shop aft . It will also be better at i stanley mug maging exoplanets orbiting in stanley isolierkanne the habitable zones of red dwarf stars like TRAPPIST-1 and nearby Proxima Centauri. Some scientists have speculated that those strange worlds could be home to extraterrestrial life. The spacecrafts four 16.9-megapixel CCD cameras each image an area of the sky about the size of an average constellation, according to the NASA release鈥攖he schedule is here. TESS will monitor each region for 27 days, then move on to the next, ultimately mapping 85 percent of the sky鈥攖hats 350 times more sky than Kepler observed. The first data will come in August, and then every subsequent 13.5 days every orbit . TESS is mainly a survey mission. It will create a catalog of nearby stars whose light dims periodically, signaling the presence of an orbiting planet. These stars will be candidates for follow-up observations by other telescopes, w
after live-streaming procedures on her TikTok account. Katharine Grawe spoke into a camera and answered viewers questions on her social media account while conducting surgeries, which the Ohio Medical Board determined harmed patients and violated their privacy. Dr. Grawe stanley cups s social media was more important to her than the lives of the patients she t stanley tumblers reated, one board member said at Grawes hearing. It wasnt just the livestreaming, either. Grawes license was first suspended in November 2022 following complaints from former patients who said they suffered from post-operation injuries. The post-op problems required multiple surgeries to fix, according to the Ohio assistant attorney general. The suspension was pending a formal hearing that ultimately found that not only had Grawe violated her patients right to privacy, but she also endangered and in some cases harmed them. The board issued a fine of $4,500 in addition to revoking her license, saying it is based on her failure to meet standard of care, a board spokesperson told NBC News. The board does not have the ability to ban medical practitioners outside the state, but when a physicians license is suspended, they are banned from practicing medicine, or they are disciplined in any way, that information is reported to the National Practitioner Databank. The NPDB then posts the disciplinary action online which healthcare professionals can access. The board had reason to believe that Dr. Grawes practice, wi stanley quencher th respect to thre Hywg Boston Dynamics Retires Atlas With Video of the Robot s Coolest Jumps and Most Spectacular Falls
TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is a two-year-long mission tasked with surveying the skies for planets around other stars. After launching聽this past April and delivering an incredible first image of the sky, the real hunt has begun. TESS STARTED SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS!https://t.co/Q8Co1sTQCK pic.twitter/pRayIolwHJ mdash; Dr. Jessie Christiansen @aussiastronomer July 27, 2018 Earth-orbiting TESS will use its instruments to measure 200,000 stars within 300 light-years of our Sun. It can peep more and brighter stars than its predecessor, Kepler and K2 two missions, one spacecr stanley shop aft . It will also be better at i stanley mug maging exoplanets orbiting in stanley isolierkanne the habitable zones of red dwarf stars like TRAPPIST-1 and nearby Proxima Centauri. Some scientists have speculated that those strange worlds could be home to extraterrestrial life. The spacecrafts four 16.9-megapixel CCD cameras each image an area of the sky about the size of an average constellation, according to the NASA release鈥攖he schedule is here. TESS will monitor each region for 27 days, then move on to the next, ultimately mapping 85 percent of the sky鈥攖hats 350 times more sky than Kepler observed. The first data will come in August, and then every subsequent 13.5 days every orbit . TESS is mainly a survey mission. It will create a catalog of nearby stars whose light dims periodically, signaling the presence of an orbiting planet. These stars will be candidates for follow-up observations by other telescopes, w