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At least five nurses working on the same floor a Hospital in Boston The brain tumors are diagnosed and seek answers.
Nursing Association in Hospital, Massachusetts Nursing Association (MNA), he told Fox News Digital in a statement that he actively supports nurses at Newton-Wellesley’s Hospital in Newton, “who presented serious medical problems, focused on the diagnosis of brain tumors at the 5th floor motherhood unit.”
“We are aware that nurses and many others want direct information about the situation,” MNA continued. “This urgency comes from concern for the health of nurses, their families and patients – the urgency we share.”
Mna further said she was working to “complete an independent, scientific research” in diagnoses.
Surgery technicians Peru’s hands after leaving the Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Newton, Massachusetts, 2022. (Erin Clark/Boston Globe via Getty Images)
“This effort is ongoing and it can take extra weeks,” Mna said. “The investigation is conducted by the Department of Health and Safety of MNA, consisting of nurses at work, in cooperation with Newton-Wellesley Nurses.”
In addition, the Nurses’ Union has announced that he has received more than 300 answers to a survey, e -mail and phone calls of current and former nurses, as well as other current and former hospital employees, regarding their health problems.
More nurses who worked on the fifth floor of the Newton-Welesley Hospital in Newton, Massachusetts, outside Boston, developed brain tumors. (Keith Bedford/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
Newton-Wellesely allegedly passed his own December exam and revealed that by April 11 staff members who, at some point and in varying degrees, worked on the fifth floor of the hospital, listened to hospital health and security protection (OHS), states in a memoranda Boston.com.
Hospital found that five cases were Benign brain tumors Of the three different types, and six cases were found to be no brain tumors at all, except for other health problems, the letter said.
The Massachusetts Nurses’ Association (MNA) for Fox News Digital is a statement that it actively supports Nurses at Newton-Wellesley in Newton “who have brought serious medical problems, focused on the diagnosis of brain tumors on the motherhood on the 5th floor.” (East)
The investigation further “did not determine the ecological risks that could be linked to the development of the brain tumor,” said Jonathan Sonis, Assistant Medical Director, and Sandy Muse, CEO in Boston.com.
“Based on these results, we can reliably convince our dedicated team members to Mass General Brigham/Newton-Welesley Hospital And all our patients that there is no risk to the environment in our institution, “the statement continued.” As always, the health and well -being of our staff, clinician and patients is our absolute main priority. “
The OHS examination revealed that there were 668 X-rays executed with portable machines between 2020 and 2024 on the fifth floor of Newton-Wellesley, double the risk of exposure to radiation with normal daily radiation for nurse, which stands approximately one meter of machine.
“Even if the staff member was present for all of these X -rays, however, they would not absorb so much exposure (ie one meter of machine) as we use the appropriate safety aircraft techniques throughout the hospital,” the correspondents obtained at the exit.
The Newton-Welesley Hospital Investigation “did not determine the ecological risks that could be associated with the development of brain tumors.” (Google Maps)
Newton-Wellesley did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital investigation.
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Mna said she was working with a hospital, for which she said “she was just talking about a small number of nurses, and their environmental testing was not comprehensive.”
“The hospital cannot make this issue disappear trying to reach a specific conclusion,” MNA added. “Although we cannot currently publish certain numbers or other diagnosis information, we are dedicated to be transparent in our findings when we have completed the information we collect.
“Completing this detailed procedure is crucial to supporting Newton-Wellesley nurses deserve.”
