Young cancer patient, family worry nearly a year after nurses’ strike
PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. — When thousands of New York City nurses walked off the job last month in the city’s largest strike of its kind in decades, 9-year-old Logan Coyle was a patient in the cancer unit at NewYork-Presbyterian’s children’s hospital in Manhattan. Logan was recovering from his latest setback in a two-year battle with advanced liver cancer that has already included chemotherapy and a complex triple transplant of a liver, pancreas and small intestine. As the nurses formed their picket outside, he walked to his window and held up a handmade sign: “Proud of My ...