Global markets enter 2022 with refreshed COVID-19 fears due to omicron, thousands of flights and canceled holiday events around the world, and more alarmingly, an overwhelming labor shortage among essential workers from hospitals to retail stores as new disruptions deplete the dedicated frontline workers who keep emergency rooms staffed, wards …
Read More »New Year’s rose parade continues despite COVID-19 outbreak
A year after the New Year had passed without a rose parade due to the coronavirus pandemic, marching bands and flower floats once again took to the streets to celebrate the arrival of 2022 despite a new wave of infections from the omicron variant. The 133rd Pasadena, Calif., Saturday tradition …
Read More »New Mexico hospitals suffer worst staff shortage in US
Seen here the University of New Mexico Hospital. More than half of the state’s hospitals report staff shortages. (Roberto E. Rosales / Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Almost 53% of New Mexico hospitals have reported critical staff shortages, placing the state at the top of a national list, …
Read More »Omicron’s latest COVID spike worries NJ hospitals for staff
As the omicron variant of COVID-19 leads to a surge in hospital admissions in New Jersey, the biggest concern of health leaders in this pandemic wave is not personal protective equipment, l intensive care space or ventilators. It is the endowment. Hospital workers – doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, patient care …
Read More »Bidens marks Christmas with military holiday calls
President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden and their new dog Commander, a purebred German Shepherd puppy, virtually meet servicemen from around the world, Saturday, December 25, 2021, in the South Court Auditorium on the White House campus in Washington, to thank them for their service and to wish them …
Read More »Hunt Companies and VA Pacific Islands Health Care System Open New VA Clinic in Kalaeloa
âToday is a momentous day for the VA Pacific Island health care system and the tens of thousands of local veterans we serve,â said Dr. Adam robinson, director of VAPIHCS. “Project ALOHA will allow us to dramatically expand the services we provide to our veterans by increasing access to cutting-edge …
Read More »Former senator Johnny Isakson, a longtime veterans advocate, dies at 76
ATLANTA – Johnny Isakson, an affable Republican politician from Georgia who rose from the ranks of the state legislature to become a US senator known as an effective and behind-the-scenes consensus builder, died on Sunday. He was 76 years old. Isakson died in his pre-dawn sleep at his Atlanta home, …
Read More »Graduate student in healthcare administration inducted into Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame
Brian Ohler ’20, ’22 MHA has demonstrated his commitment to service through his distinguished military career and his dedication to giving back to the community. He was recently recognized for his dedication as one of the most recent inductees into the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame. December 17, 2021 By …
Read More »For future army nurse, working in healthcare during pandemic changed everything – The NAU Review
When COVID-19 started sweeping the world in early 2020, part of Laurel Malm’s life changed the same way everyone else changed: almost overnight she was taking online classes, wearing a mask at the grocery store, and worried about the future. But the curve ball affected another part of his life …
Read More »Iroquois Point added to army’s list of affected areas, civilians left unanswered or assisted
EWA BEACH, Hawaii (KHON2) – Several residents of Kapilina Beach Homes, located in Iroquois Point, have complained of negative reactions after using the water two weeks ago. Two members of the same household had to go to hospital after experiencing rashes and other reactions after showering. Get the latest Hawaii …
Read More »Military, the vets crucial to the future of Dayton. Is Dayton crucial for them?
âI’m telling you this: Ohio was my best state out of the eight states I have,â Rickel said. Some local experts say, however, that more should be done to market the area, especially to veterans who have never worked or lived here before. The result is not complicated. If a …
Read More »LRMC Incorporates High Cure-Rate Cancer Procedure | Item
U.S. Air Force Maj. Shannon Buck, dermatologist, Dermatology Clinic, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, performs surgery on a patient, Sept. 21. Buck, who is also Mohs ‘surgeon, is reintroducing Mohs’ surgical services at LRMC after decades of unavailability. Mohs surgery is considered the most effective technique for treating many basal cell …
Read More »How to Evaluate Offers, Get More $$$, and Avoid a Post-Army Transition Job
Military transitions are the kind of sane people who consider evaluating their job offers and then choosing the best option. No veteran offers on purpose to get a job that only bridges the gap between military service and civilian life and barely pays the bills. No clown is deliberately looking …
Read More »List of Resources for Hawaii Families Affected by the Water Crisis in the Pearl Harbor-Hickam Area
HONOLULU (KHON2) – At a virtual town hall on Thursday, December 2, Navy confirmed to have detected petroleum products in water samples extracted from the Red Hill drinking water well. Hundreds of military families living near Pearl Harbor have complained of stomach aches, nausea and other health problems. There are …
Read More »Internships and scholarships in psychology | VA Texas Health Care Center
After returning from combat, many veterans find it difficult to readjust to life at home. Our mental health care providers play a vital role in helping these Veterans reclaim their lives by providing state-of-the-art care. VA supports this mission by ensuring that our mental health professionals have the most innovative …
Read More »Owner, COO of San Antonio and Laredo Clinics Sentenced in Healthcare Fraud Case
The owner and COO of emergency care clinics here and in Laredo, both residents of San Antonio, have been convicted of their role in more than $ 500,000 in fraudulent billings to public insurance companies and private. Christopher Felix Montoya, 47, was sentenced Monday by a federal judge to serve …
Read More »Japanese PM vows to step up defense against threats from China, NK
TOKYO (AP) – Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, during his first troop review on Saturday, renewed his pledge to examine “all options”, including acquiring an enemy base strike capability, and pledged to create a stronger self-defense force to protect the country amid growing threats from China and North Korea. Kishida …
Read More »Department of Defense team deployed to help overworked Northern Colorado hospital staff – CBS Denver
FORT COLLINS, Colorado (CBS4) – With many Colorado hospitals close to or at full capacity, healthcare workers need more help. A UCHealth hospital in northern Colorado is thankful this Thanksgiving for enlisting the help of military medical professionals. “This is a scenario in which I never thought I would find …
Read More »Ian Fishback’s death highlights veterans’ mental illness crisis
In July 2019, Major Fishback informed Mr. Garlasco in an email that the CIA was after him, he recalls. “I was like, man, call me.” Major Fishback was in Europe with a new post. âHe said, ‘I’m going to give classified information to foreign governments if you don’t get rid …
Read More »Ann Arbor’s anesthesiologist convicted of stealing opioids from VA medical center
A former certified nurse anesthetist at Ann Arbor VA Medical Center was sentenced on Nov. 9 to three years probation for stealing controlled substances, including several types of opioids, from hospital dispensers, the acting prosecutor said of the United States, Saima S. Mohsin, in a statement. Press release. While Elizabeth …
Read More »East Washington Walla Walla Veterans Struggle to Find the Right Mental Health Care | Mental Health
Veteran care is a topic very familiar to Cathy McMorris Rodgers. Along with United States Senator Patty Murray, United States Representative for the 5th District of Washington State has made health care for those who have served in the military a focal point of her campaigns and career in Congress. …
Read More »DVIDS – News – LRMC begins COVID-19 vaccinations for children aged 5 to 11
LANDSTUHL, Germany – The Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, America’s largest overseas hospital, has started COVID-19 vaccination for children ages 5-11, becoming one of the first treatment facilities military abroad to vaccinate this patient population on November 18. COVID-19 vaccinations for children aged 5 to 11 began in the United States …
Read More »Groton Military Families Receive Thanksgiving Meals – NBC Connecticut
Groton’s military families received free Thanksgiving meals on Wednesday, thanks to Operation Homefront. Two local sponsors, Dime Bank and UCFS Healthcare, donated to make the event happen. It was the second year of Operation Homefront in Groton for the Thanksgiving holiday. âWe are trying to make this as easy as …
Read More »Event to provide resources to former military personnel | Local News
Members of Morganton Disabled American Veterans Chapter # 43 provided information to local veterans during the Veterans Day service in Morganton in 2019. Tammie Gercken, the new herald Tammie Gercken personal writer The Burke County Veterans Services Office will host a âMini Veterans’ Stand Downâ Resource Fair for local veterans …
Read More »Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Achieves Military Friendly® 2022 Employer Designation
PHILADELPHIA CREAM, November 11, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia cream (CHOP) announced today that it has been awarded the 2022 Military Friendly® Employer designation for its role in creating a meaningful work environment for veterans, service members and their families. This is the second year in …
Read More »ADT Presents Miss Kitty’s Favorite Christmas Dances This Weekend
The return of “Mistletoe” as an in-person production this weekend marks the start of a new Alabama Dance Theater tradition in honor of “Miss Kitty’s Favorite Christmas Dances.” âIt’s our 35th anniversary season, and we’re honoring Mom by doing a lot of the original pieces she choreographed,â said Kate Seale …
Read More »community embraces Vine Grove Veterans Day celebration | Local News
Veterans, their families, spectators and community leaders stepped out into the cold Saturday morning for the annual Vine Grove Veterans Day celebration and parade. Beginning with a parade, several floats, vehicles and dignitaries drove from St. Brigid’s Church to Optimist Park. Parker’s brother-in-law Mia Parker and Aidan Chavez waited outside …
Read More »Unvaccinated people will be excluded from the military – Better life
COVID vaccine warrants have become increasingly common in recent months, as officials work to ensure the number of cases continues to decline. After an intense summer wave, cases and hospitalizations in the United States fell by more than 7 and 10%, respectively, last week, according to the Centers for Disease …
Read More »Department of Defense team travels to Utah to oversee monoclonal antibody treatment center
ST. GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) – More than a dozen members of the US Department of Defense will come to Utah to help the state in its fight against COVID-19. Tuesday a correspondent with Reuters reported that the military has said it will deploy a monoclonal antibody infusion team to Utah. …
Read More »DVIDS – News – Connect to Protect – Relationships Build Resilient Bonds
Through. Major Virgil Rivera, Army Public Health Social WorkerABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Maryland – The resiliency of the U.S. military community remains an unwavering and unshakeable beacon of hope in America’s social landscape during times of uncertainty and adversity. The recent events between the United States’ departure from Afghanistan and the …
Read More »“Do it for yourself, for your family”; The latest push from Hampton VA Medical Center
HAMPTON, Virginia – The Hampton VA Medical Center is making another attempt to vaccinate veterans against COVID-19 and the flu. “If we can stop people from going to the hospital because of a flu shot, prevent the flu, we’re going to take the pressure off the whole health care system,” …
Read More »Veterans Rally Point Brings Resources to Military Community – NBC Connecticut
In Norwich, Easterseals prepare to celebrate the completion of what will be a transformative space for the military community: Veterans Rally Point. It is the first center of excellence of its kind – the only one in the country – for veterans, active duty military personnel and their families. The …
Read More »After criticism, police say they are investigating threats against senior health official
Arab politicians and mayors block highway to protest community crime Dozens of Arab-Israeli protesters block Israel’s central highway on Route 6 to protest the government’s alleged inaction to end the wave of crime in Arab towns and villages. Protesters leave Kafr Qara in central Israel in a convoy of vehicles …
Read More »What Earth’s health systems can learn from space health
By providing care in potentially dangerous areas on Earth, outer space can serve as an âultimate borderline caseâ to accelerate remote health care on Earth. In the main panel âBlastoff! Powering Digital Health with Lessons from Outer Space âat HIMSS21 APAC Conference, Dr. Aenor Sawyer, Director of the University of …
Read More »Regina expects 6 nursing sisters with more patient transfers planned
Six intensive care nurses from the Canadian Armed Forces will arrive in Saskatchewan on Wednesday, according to officials from the Provincial Emergency Operations Center (PEOC). The announcement was made to the media in a COVID-19 teleconference update Monday morning with members of the PEOC, Saskatchewan Health Authority and health officials. …
Read More »Attendance decreases at Joint Base Charleston Chapel
This exterior of the chapel at Joint Base Charleston is pictured on October 13, 2021, in North Charleston, SC Attendance declines at Protestant worship services in the chapel. (Grace Beahm Alford / The Post And Courier via AP) Grace Beahm Alford PA NORD CHARLESTON, South Carolina Joan Vandawaker must pass …
Read More »Data Security Breach Incident Notice
Posted: October 23, 2021 at 9 a.m. EDT|Update: 1 hour ago PLYMOUTH, Mass., 23 October 2021 / PRNewswire / – Tech Etch, a trusted supplier of critical components specializing in the manufacture of precision thin metal components, flexible circuit boards and EMI / RFI shielding, today announced that it will …
Read More »Police officers injured in riot on January 6 to seek treatment at Walter Reed Medical
Treatment will be offered to eligible agents for a period of up to 12 months depending on available space and on a fully reimbursable basis. WASHINGTON – Officers who were injured in the January 6 riot at the United States Capitol are now eligible for 12 months of medical treatment …
Read More »Uniformed Services University Students Learn Combat Casualty Care
OCTOBER 19, 2021 – The silence, thick with the August humidity of Maryland, suddenly breaks with screams, mock gunfire and fighting. Five students from the military medical school rush through the trees to help. They stumble upon a crisis actor on the ground with an amputation, pretending to squirm in …
Read More »Czech president unable to take office for health reasons – CBS17.com
through: KAREL JANICEK, Associated press Posted: Oct 18, 2021 / 11:43 AM EDT / Update: Oct 18, 2021 / 12:00 p.m. EDT In this photo taken on Thursday, August 26, 2021, the President of the Czech Republic Milos Zeman greets his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier at Prague Castle in Prague, …
Read More »Paul Kittinger obituary (2021) – Fayetteville, North Carolina
Kittinger, Jr., Paul F. Col. Paul F. Kittinger, Jr., of Fayetteville, North Carolina, died Friday, September 24, 2021 in Jacksonville, Florida. A true friend, with a life marked by faithful service to God, to the country and to the family, he will never be forgotten. Paul was born January 14, …
Read More »Ely Veterans Clinic renovation completed
Keith vandervort ELY – The Veterans Clinic (VA) just completed a renovation that added 2,400 square feet of renovated space and 5,040 square feet of new space. A groundbreaking ceremony and grand opening celebration took place last Friday.The completed project enables the outpatient clinic to provide additional health services including …
Read More »Cognitive Medical Systems and Thornhill Medical Receive Army Award for Helping Accelerate Interoperability and Remote Control of Medical Devices
Posted: October 13, 2021 at 9:33 a.m. EDT|Update: 2 hours ago SAN DIEGO, California, October 13, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Cognitive Medical Systems and Thornhill Medical today announced that the two healthcare innovation companies have been selected by the US Army Medical Research and Development Command to receive $ …
Read More »GovX Launches New Marketplace for Shopify Merchants to Reach Military, First Responder, and Medical Services Communities
“With the launch of GovX Marketplace, we are offering brands an exciting new way to reach mission-driven audiences.” – Alan Cole, CEO of GovX SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) 12 October 2021 GovX Inc today announced the launch of GovX Marketplace, a one-of-a-kind direct-to-consumer sales channel available now to Shopify merchants. With …
Read More »Health Equity: The State of Obesity in America with Ala Stanford, MD and Representative Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio)
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Read More »Why are US military personnel prescribed fentanyl transdermal patches?
This article was originally published here BMJ Mil Health. October 8, 2021: bmjmilitary-2021-001894. doi: 10.1136 / bmjmilitary-2021-001894. Online ahead of print. ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION: Transdermal fentanyl is a continuous release opioid delivery system for use in opioid tolerant patients requiring 24 hour opioid therapy. The aim of this study is to …
Read More »Biden wants to know ‘who is responsible’ for Havana Syndrome
WASHINGTON President Joe Biden said Friday it was a “top priority” to determine who is responsible for a series of mysterious health incidents affecting U.S. personnel, widely known as “La syndrome. Havana “. “We are using all of the resources of the U.S. government to provide first-class medical care and …
Read More »Remote work was not a reasonable accommodation for a team member position
A Defense Health Agency (DHA) Healthcare Fraud Specialist (HCFS) who worked in a four-person team could not establish that remote work was a reasonable accommodation for his position, ruled the 10th United States Court of Appeals. In April 2010, DHA hired the Complainant as an HCFS assigned to the Program …
Read More »Military vehicle can be reused by the Ohio Police Department
MRAP is used in combat zones by military personnel. The Toledo Police Department wants to use it to provide care in mass shootings and deadlock situations. TOLEDO, Ohio – A proposal submitted to Toledo City Council would reuse a military tactical vehicle for the streets of Toledo. Toledo Police Chief …
Read More »Ohio’s military and federal spending generates $ 40 billion in economic impact and accounts for $ 69 billion in total economic activity
Columbus, Ohio, October 5, 2021 / PRNewswire / – JobsOhio, the state’s private economic development company, today announced the results of the first comprehensive analysis of the economic impact of Ohio military and federal installations. (PRNewsfoto / JobsOhio) The analysis shows the generalized and significant impact of Ohio military and …
Read More »The military has skills that the government clearly lacks
Receive free leadership updates We will send you a MyFT Daily Summary email gathering the latest leadership news every morning. How you react when the government puts soldiers on the streets depends on where you live and what you are living. The deployment of the National Guard to the United …
Read More »Do you think Biden is a “failed” president who cannot be re-elected? Think Bill Clinton
It’s historically ignorant to describe Joe Biden as a failed president, which hasn’t stopped pundits from trying. From MSNBC to New York Magazine, opinion has emerged that if Biden’s infrastructure and spending package falls flat, it will be his political death sentence. Centrist Democrats like Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema …
Read More »Military Mental Health Record Reviews
I am currently stationed at the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute (NAMI) and spend part of the day reviewing applications from aspiring aircrews, air traffic controllers, Navy flight officers, and aviators from the Navy and the Marine Corps. As part of this exam, applicants are asked about their medical history, to …
Read More »COVID-19 booster injections available at Ministry of Defense vaccination sites
FORT DRUM, NY (WWTI) – COVID-19 booster injections are now available for the military. The Tricare newsroom announced Thursday that booster injections of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine are now available at military medical treatment facilities and all Department of Defense vaccination sites. This was after the Food and Drug Administration, the …
Read More »Health Hero: Jennifer Carr | WBOY.com
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – This week’s health hero is Jennifer Carr, Employee Health Coordinator for My Health Systems. Carr has been working with Mon Health for about a year. Its main role is to coordinate vaccinations against covid for those who want it. She works with vaccines from start to finish, …
Read More »‘Fall and winter of misery’: Saskatchewan’s top doctor says there may not be big Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings
As Saskatchewan regularly breaks COVID-19 records, the province’s top doctor warned of a bleak end to the year as the health minister urged residents to “get vaccinated as soon as possible », Reiterating that vaccines are the way out of the pandemic. At a press conference in the afternoon on …
Read More »Cardiovascular disease diagnoses remain high 3 months after COVID-19 infection
Among the most disturbing results of the COVID-19 pandemic are the thousands of reports of patients living with post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection or “COVID-long” weeks – even months – after testing positive for the virus. These patients continue to experience a handful of lingering symptoms, ranging from fatigue, cognitive …
Read More »Under-staffed, some capital region emergency care facilities cut hours or close
ALBANY – Several emergency care facilities in the capital region have curtailed their operations and hospitals are considering cutting their own spending to meet a staff shortage. The situation, which some refer to as a crisis, has been simmering for years but has worsened during a physically and emotionally draining …
Read More »Following Government’s ‘Best Ever Summer’ Promise, COVID Floods Alberta Hospitals, Premier
Alberta Prime Minister Jason Kenney meets with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (not pictured), in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, July 7, 2021. REUTERS / Mike Sturk / File Photo CALGARY, Alta., September 28 (Reuters) – Premier Jason Kenney promised Albertans the âbest summer everâ when he lifted most public health restrictions …
Read More »soldiers support OAW efforts at LRMC | Item
U.S. Army Maj. Regina Velasco, an obstetrics nurse assigned to the Bassett Army Community Hospital, Fort Wainwright, Alaska, originally from O’ahu, Hawaii, offers treats to children currently in the hospital at the Rhine Artillery Barracks, Kaiserslautern, Germany, Sept. 7, 2018. 22. Velasco is one of more than 50 Army medics …
Read More »National Guard May Cover New York Health Care Changes
New York Governor Kathy Hochul says she is ready to call on members of the National Guard and medically trained retirees to address potential staff shortages caused by a vaccination warrant for healthcare workers which was to come into force on September 27. The Democrat on Saturday September 25 released …
Read More »“I’m looking for help,” SECVA says during military suicide awareness march
There are probably few jobs as stressful as running the Department of Veterans Affairs. And near the end of a march to raise awareness about the suicide deaths of soldiers and veterans, VA secretary Denis McDonough reflected on how he is dealing with his own mental health issues. “I’m looking …
Read More »To vaccinate veterans, healthcare workers must cross mountains, plains and tundra | Health, medicine and fitness
A Learjet 31 took off before dawn from Helena Regional Airport in Montana, carrying six Veterans Affairs medical providers and 250 doses of historic cargo cradled in a plug-in cooler designed to minimize breakage. Even in a condition where speed limits of 80 mph are normal, long-distance ground transportation is …
Read More »The tenth circuit confirms the refusal of the employer’s telework
Saturday 25 September 2021 On September 15, 2021, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the grant of a summary judgment by a district court in favor of an employer. In Brown v. Austin, the Tenth Circuit found that an employee’s telecommuting, weekend work, and request for a change of …
Read More »Alberta was “open for the summer”. Now Covid cases are on the rise
Premier Jason Kenney came under heavy criticism from public health experts in June when he declared victory over the coronavirus and made Alberta the first province to largely lift pandemic restrictions. “We finally have the upper hand on this virus and can safely open our province,” Kenney said from a …
Read More »Medical technology company Thornhill Medical ranked as one of Canada’s fastest growing companies by Globe and Mail
TORONTO, September 24, 2021 / CNW / – Canadian medical technology innovator Thornhill Medical is pleased to announce that it has placed 40th in the 2021 Report on Business rankings of from Canada Top Growing Companies, thanks to verified revenue growth over three years (2018 – 2020) of over 1,500%. …
Read More »MHS GENESIS: Coming to a Military Treatment Center in Hawaii Near You | Item
Dr Navy (Capt.) Benjamin Lee is a family physician with the Makalapa Clinical Health Branch on Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam. He is part of the Gold team and provides patient care from infants to adults. (Photo credit: Macy Hinds) SEE THE ORIGINAL HONOLULU – Hawaii’s Military Health System, consisting …
Read More »The US military needs more immigrant recruits; let’s start with the afghan refugees
When Afghanistan fell to the Taliban last month, my heart broke. As a former military officer, I had traveled the country several times, commanding troops in the field and helping to build roads and bridges. The Afghan allies who worked alongside the American soldiers deserved better. Their lives are now …
Read More »Sudanese leaders say they foiled coup attempt
NAIROBI, Kenya – Sudanese authorities said they foiled a coup attempt on Tuesday, the latest sign of instability in an African country struggling with lingering economic difficulties under a fragile transitional government. Soldiers attempted to take control of a state media building in the town of Omdurman, across the Nile …
Read More »Candidate Profile: Allison Russo has come a long way and plans to accomplish much more
Editor’s Note: This is the second of two profiles on 15th District Congress candidates. Allison Russo has come a very long way and accomplished a lot – and she plans to accomplish a lot more for the Ohioans. The Democratic candidate for Ohio’s 15th District Representative in the U.S. Congress …
Read More »The United States has exploded $ 21 trillion in the war on terror instead of student debt, health care, etc.
Since the September 11 attacks, the United States has spent $ 21 trillion on wars and militarism. For less than half of that, we could decarbonise the electricity grid, dramatically reduce child poverty, and more. With US troops out of Afghanistan, it is time to reinvest in these 20 years …
Read More »Alberta health unions call on province to seek military aid
Breadcrumb Links New national Local News “We believe Alberta’s health care system is not just ‘on the verge of collapse’ – we believe it is collapsing in front of our eyes.” Author of the article: Brittany Gervais Release date : Sep 18, 2021 ⢠53 minutes ago ⢠3 minutes …
Read More »Breaking News: India Administers 25 Million Doses of Vaccine on Modi’s Birthday | Health Info
NEW DELHI – India distributed 25 million doses during a special COVID-19 vaccination campaign held on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday. The campaign took place on Friday when Modi was 71 years old. The Health Ministry said on Saturday that the special campaign had brought the total number of vaccinations …
Read More »JBER leaders declare public health emergency, urge staff to avoid areas without masks or distancing
Military chiefs at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson declared a public health emergency on Friday and urged staff to avoid areas off the base that do not require masks or social distancing, given the growing number High COVID-19 cases and strained hospital capacity in south-central Alaska. âThis statement reflects the continuing reality …
Read More »Afghans face delays in the United States
WASHINGTON – Weeks after their dramatic escape from Kabul, tens of thousands of Afghans hoping to be resettled in the United States remain on military bases across the country and abroad as medical and security checks slow the process. A small but worrisome measles outbreak has contributed to the delays, …
Read More »Independence Fund and Loyal Source launch call center in Afghanistan |
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, September 16, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Today, The Independence Fund and Loyal Source launched the Independence Line, a call center designed to help US veterans, Afghans, their friends and family resolve issues with the Afghanistan Withdrawal. This call center will be staffed with highly trained and …
Read More »Idaho, Western hospitals facing wave of Covid, struggle to transfer patients
Hospitals in Idaho are so overwhelmed by the upsurge in coronavirus cases that doctors and nurses have to contact dozens of regional hospitals across the West in hopes of finding places to transfer individual critical patients. Kootenai Health, a hospital in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, has already converted a conference room …
Read More »Defense and National Security Overnight – Details of Trump’s Final Days Quickly Call for Milley to Be Fired
It’s Tuesday, welcome to Overnight Defense & National Security, your nighttime guide to the latest developments in the Pentagon, Capitol Hill and beyond. Subscribe here: thehill.com/newsletter-signup. Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley has reportedly decided to limit former President Trump’s ability to call for a military strike or launch nuclear …
Read More »Fauci on federal vaccine mandate
through: Bill smith, Mitch mccoy, Nexstar News Wire Posted: Sep 10, 2021 / 9:08 PM EDT / Update: Sep 10, 2021 / 9:08 PM EDT LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KARK) – On Thursday, Dr Anthony Fauci shared his thoughts on the new vaccination strategy outlined by President Joe Biden and the …
Read More »BGI prenatal genetic test under surveillance for Chinese military links
September 6 (Reuters) – Health regulators in five countries are examining prenatal test that collects DNA from women and fetuses for research, while some doctors who have promoted it and clinics selling it say that they were unaware that the company that produces it is also conducting research with the …
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