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Two years into the pandemic, the number of volunteer blood donors in Pennsylvania has dropped dramatically. Blood center leaders say its critical to get the numbers up in order to save lives. With schools and workplaces disrupted by COVID-19, many blood drives have been canceled and have not been rescheduled. ...

Now into our third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Omicron wave seems to be receding in many parts of the country, but the virus is showing no signs of leaving us. The question now seems to be, when will this virus transition from being a pandemic in which everyone continues to take maximum precautions in order to prevent getting infected, and into an endemic mode, one in which we learn to live with it? A Monmouth University poll out this week finds 7 in 10 Americans agree that it’s time to...

Philanthropic groups have collaborated to erase more than $35 million in medical debt for Arkansas residents. Over the last few months, the groups raised money to work with the charity RIP Medical Debt to raise $225,000. RIP Medical Debt purchases debt in large bundled portfolios for a fraction of its face value. ...

By Lyle Muller for IowaWatch.Broadcast version by Mike Moen for Iowa News Service reporting for the IowaWatch-Public News Service Collaboration Rachel Fratzke led her Mercy Iowa City nursing staff in a meditation session to start the work day Monday morning. A nurse manager, she had the nurses do deep breathing exercises and think about when they first wanted to be a nurse, or how they felt about passing their certifying board exams. The session was necessary, Fratzke said, to deal with the fa...

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KELO.com) -- Rachel Fratzke led her Mercy Iowa City nursing staff in a meditation session to start the work day Monday morning. A nur...

New government data has revealed which wards throughout Worcester have used the most electricity.

“Nurses are tired and they’re needing the public to do anything they can to keep themselves healthy.”

BINMEN in Glasgow have kickstarted a fresh campaign for a pay rise in 2022, demanding an additional £3000 per year

INDIANAPOLIS— An Indiana Senate committee heard hours of conflicting testimony Wednesday at the Statehouse regarding a controversial “harmful materials for minors” bill.

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