The device has the potential to make blood draws more efficient, while helping health systems deal with a shortage of phlebotomists.
Would you let a robot draw your blood? Northwestern among health systems trying new device
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There have been 55 times in which the No. 12 seed triumphed since the NCAA Tournament field expanded in 1985, including twice last year.
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Editorial: In Aurora mayoral race, Tribune Editorial Board endorses Richard Irvin
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Laura Washington: New LGBTQ-themed hotel will level up Northalsted
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Nominations are open for 2025 Chicago Top Workplaces
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Review: New bilingual musical ‘Go Dog Go! — Ve Perro ¡Ve!’ has world premiere at Chicago Children’s Theatre
Chicago Children’s Theatre “Go Dog Go! — Ve Perro ¡Ve!” relies on colorful images, repetitive language and whimsical movement to portray a community of dogs at work and play.