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The employee informs him that he has a broken leg and is currently in the hospital. However, instead of showing concern for his well-being, the boss tries to convince him to return to work by Friday.

Lance Stroll: A return, or does a premature F1 retirement await? Stroll’s wrist issues stem back to early 2023, when the Canadian suffered injuries in a cycling accident before the season began.

A Leicestershire prison officer suffered a broken wrist after an attack allegedly carried out by an inmate. One other officer was reportedly injured in the incident.

No. 24 Illinois ’ (20-11, 12-8) freshman forward Morez Johnson Jr. is expected to make his return from a broken wrist at the Big Ten tournament on Thursday, announced by the program via a video on ...

Traveling beyond the reach of medical care? Here’s what to do first. A bit of advance planning can be a literal lifesaver March 8, 2024 More than 1 year ago Summary ...

Sheng Siong Show host Kym Ng broke her wrist and could not work for five weeks Kym Ng revealed that she now has a piece of metal in her arm and is on the road to recovery. PHOTO: KYM_NG/INSTAGRAM ...

In some cases, carpal tunnel develops as a result of an accident at work or due to the performance of work tasks. When this occurs, you may be able to make a carpal tunnel workers’ comp claim to ...

Dr. Thaddeus J. Bell is a Black physician making waves in the Charleston community to address the issues like today’s mistrust of medical professionals while carving a path for a healthier future.

Getty Images When can a player ask for medical timeout, and what for? Unlike in many sports, elite tennis players with their own medical team cannot access these practitioners once on court.

Returning to work and usual activities is possible for most people following a broken wrist. However, some people may experience severe breaks that limit their mobility and ability to fully return.

I Chose This. “I know those bones!” I thought to myself, looking at a tweet. It was an X-ray of the broken hand of a patient whom I had treated in my emergency department a few weeks prior.