Meet Dr. Ngozi Ezike, a ‘woman who saved lives and changed (Illinois) for the better’ – Peoria Journal-Star

She said of her position pre-pandemic, "Well, it wasn’t a walk in the park before the pandemic. There's always an emergency. We had the measles outbreak; we had the vaping incidents which took lives. ... It’s a really big state, so trying to navigate and drive to cover all parts of the state ... I was busy." Dr. Ngozi Ezike is one of USA TODAY’s Women of the Year, a recognition of women across the country who have made a significant impact.
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Lana
2 years ago

Ivermectin, HCQ works.
Not the Frauds that Ban it!

Marko
2 years ago

The fourth estate is little more than the department of agitprop at this point. The best thing you can do is no watch, read or listen to their BS. No subscriptions, no eyeballs, no revenues.

Anonymous
2 years ago

An Actress

Pat S.
2 years ago

“… saved lives and changed Illinois for the better.”

I don’t think so … what a fluff piece! Did her mother write it?

debtsor
2 years ago

Dr. Death.

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Uh okay. Sure.

Fur
2 years ago

What an absolute lie.

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Seriously

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