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US Surgeons Transplant Pig Kidney To Patient In World First
A team of surgeons have successfully transplanted a pig kidney into a living patient for the first time, Massachusetts General Hospital said Thursday.
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Amid Rise In Covid, Flu Cases, Mask Mandate Return At Some US Hospitals
Hospitals in at least four US states have reinstated mask mandates amid a rise in cases of COVID, seasonal flu and other respiratory illness.
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Hospital Emergency Rooms Shut Down In Three US States Due To Cyberattack
Ardent Health Services, which oversees 30 hospitals across the US, said it had shut down a significant number of its computerized services.
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US Hospital Refuses Heart Transplant To Unvaccinated Patient
A hospital in Boston refused to perform a heart transplant on a patient who had not been vaccinated for Covid-19, US television media reported Wednesday.
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As Omicron Replaces Delta, "Dark Days Ahead For Hospitals", Warn Experts
The highly infectious omicron variant has flushed out the delta strain across the U.S., but the ascendance of the purportedly milder form of Covid-19 has done nothing so far to ease the burden on stretched hospitals.
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Omicron Shouldn't Cause "Panic" But Covid To "Overrun" Some US Hospitals: Biden
President Joe Biden on Monday said some US hospitals could be "overrun" by Covid cases, but the country is generally well prepared to meet the latest surge and Americans need not panic.
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Disturbing Images Show US Navy Hospital Staffers Mishandling Infant, Calling Babies 'Mini Satans'
Two medical staffers at a military hospital in Florida were barred from caring for patients after they were seen in disturbing images mishandling a newborn, making obscene gestures and calling babies "mini Satans."
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Extreme Measures: US Hospitals Take on Ebola, But at What Risk?
The infection of two US healthcare workers who cared for a dying Ebola patient in Dallas is challenging assumptions about how to protect Western medical workers who perform advanced, life-saving procedures that may increase their risk of exposure.
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Second US Ebola Infection 'Not Acceptable' Says Top Doctor
The second Ebola infection of a health worker in the United States was called unacceptable on Wednesday by a top US doctor, as officials vowed to intensify training of hospital staff.
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US Surgeons Transplant Pig Kidney To Patient In World First
A team of surgeons have successfully transplanted a pig kidney into a living patient for the first time, Massachusetts General Hospital said Thursday.
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Amid Rise In Covid, Flu Cases, Mask Mandate Return At Some US Hospitals
Hospitals in at least four US states have reinstated mask mandates amid a rise in cases of COVID, seasonal flu and other respiratory illness.
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Hospital Emergency Rooms Shut Down In Three US States Due To Cyberattack
Ardent Health Services, which oversees 30 hospitals across the US, said it had shut down a significant number of its computerized services.
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US Hospital Refuses Heart Transplant To Unvaccinated Patient
A hospital in Boston refused to perform a heart transplant on a patient who had not been vaccinated for Covid-19, US television media reported Wednesday.
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As Omicron Replaces Delta, "Dark Days Ahead For Hospitals", Warn Experts
The highly infectious omicron variant has flushed out the delta strain across the U.S., but the ascendance of the purportedly milder form of Covid-19 has done nothing so far to ease the burden on stretched hospitals.
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Omicron Shouldn't Cause "Panic" But Covid To "Overrun" Some US Hospitals: Biden
President Joe Biden on Monday said some US hospitals could be "overrun" by Covid cases, but the country is generally well prepared to meet the latest surge and Americans need not panic.
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Disturbing Images Show US Navy Hospital Staffers Mishandling Infant, Calling Babies 'Mini Satans'
Two medical staffers at a military hospital in Florida were barred from caring for patients after they were seen in disturbing images mishandling a newborn, making obscene gestures and calling babies "mini Satans."
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Extreme Measures: US Hospitals Take on Ebola, But at What Risk?
The infection of two US healthcare workers who cared for a dying Ebola patient in Dallas is challenging assumptions about how to protect Western medical workers who perform advanced, life-saving procedures that may increase their risk of exposure.
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Second US Ebola Infection 'Not Acceptable' Says Top Doctor
The second Ebola infection of a health worker in the United States was called unacceptable on Wednesday by a top US doctor, as officials vowed to intensify training of hospital staff.
