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After a stint at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., Weil moved to California to pursue his interest in saving critically-ill patients by working as a professor and researcher.

Dr. Max Harry Weil, pioneer in critical care medicine and CPR, dies at 84 2011

David Curtis, MSF's emergency coordinator for Tunisia and Libya, confirmed that a ferry converted into a hospital had left the Tunisian city of Sfax on Wednesday to evacuate 60 to 70 "critically-ill patients" from Misrata.

NATO Strikes Tripoli as Gadhafi Forces Shell Misrata Charles Levinson 2011

Without a scintilla of empathy or sympathy for the critically-ill woman, Bishop Thomas Olmsted said, "The direct killing of an unborn child is always immoral, no matter the circumstances."

Angela Bonavoglia: Women Take On Gender Apartheid in the Catholic Church 2010

Without a scintilla of empathy or sympathy for the critically-ill woman, Bishop Thomas Olmsted said, "The direct killing of an unborn child is always immoral, no matter the circumstances."

Angela Bonavoglia: Women Take On Gender Apartheid in the Catholic Church 2010

Multiple calls, usually including direct intervention from a physician, may pressure an insurance company into changing their ruling -- but the critically-ill often lack the time and emotional energy to wage such battles.

Jacob M. Appel: Health "Insurance": A Criminal Enterprise 2009

If you rely on appearances and not actual facts, including the fact that tens of thousands of critically-ill Canadians rush to the U.S. for much faster service.

Socialized Medicine, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Confined to her bed due to failing health, on May 5, 1919, a critically-ill Madame Walker sent word to the NAACP's Anti-Lynching Conference at Carnegie Hall

Michael Henry Adams: Happy 100th Birthday NAACP: New York Landmarks of Black Greatness 2009

Those are not remarks that you make about a critically-ill person.

Michael Jackson Public Funeral Neverland Ranch Friday, July 3 2009

However, parents frequently decide to produce additional offspring in order to provide matching bone-marrow donors for their critically-ill children.

Jacob M. Appel: Should We Really Fear Reproductive Human Cloning? 2009

What is clear is that, soon enough, the technological prowess of heroic medicine will come face to face with the politicization of the judiciary, likely over the incapacitated body of a critically-ill justice.

Jacob M. Appel: Anticipating the Incapacitated Justice 2009