Alex Nguyen is a Reporting Fellow with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in New York City. With a background in journalism from Columbia University, Alex has contributed to various publications including The Daily Beast and We Got This Covered, covering a range of topics from politics and entertainment to social issues.
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Alex Nguyen · 1 min read Carlos Barria/Reuters
He said he requested changes to New Mexico state rules to allow his office “greater latitude to prosecute these types of cases in the future.”
Halle Bailey gave us a great new year's surprise with an Instagram post on Saturday night announcing her son's birth.
By: Alex Nguyen
Dan Scavino says he tried to convince Trump to quell the crowd, but the president refused.
By: Alex Nguyen
The Wall Street Journal had reported that Musk's alleged use of LSD, cocaine, and ecstasy had execs at SpaceX and Tesla worried.
By: Alex Nguyen
The Defense Secretary released a statement recognizing “media concerns about transparency” and said he would “commit to doing better.”
By: Taylor Mansfield, Alex Nguyen
These terrifying horror films on Prime Video are available to be streamed right now.
At the start of this year, FINRA released its 2024 FINRA Annual Regulatory Oversight Report. As with previous oversight reports,
By: Michael Coffin, Peter S. Kim, Michael K. Coffin Iii, Srihita Patibandla, Ali Z. Ansari, Sahar Hafeez, Alex Nguyen, Joel Jung, Alex S. Nguyen, Kurt Kratz
Chronic idiopathic ulcers of the colon pose diagnostic challenges due to their elusive etiology and potential resemblance to other intestinal pathologies, such as cecal carcinoma. This case report outlines the clinical course of a 68-year-old female patient who presented to the emergency department (ED) with persistent right lower quadrant pain. Despite multiple hospital visits yielding varied diagnoses, a definitive diagnosis was only made following a laparoscopic partial colectomy, which revealed chronic idiopathic ulcers with transmural scarring and adhesions to adjacent small intestine loops. Histological examination demonstrated a substantial ulcer bed populated by inflammatory cells, including large stellate and spindled stromal cells within the granulation tissue, alongside lymphoid hyperplasia and scar tissue extending into the muscularis propria. The initial presentation of this case could easily be mistaken for appendicitis, diverticulitis, carcinoma, or irritable bowel syndrome, highlighting the significance of considering chronic idiopathic ulcers in the differential diagnosis of patients presenting with cecal masses.
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