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Department, 75 to 80% of our beds are full of patients that are waiting for beds upstairs and that makes it incredibly hard to do the work of emergency medicine, which is on a day-to-day basis a life-and-death business. um, its overwhelming. and its incredibly stressful. and -- and its hard on patients and its hard on our community. >> yeah. especially, two years in. having your hospital get crushed, again, even as we have vaccines. that must be just really hard to face, dr. zimmer. >> yeah, you...

The number of hospital san diegos hospitalizations are seeing what we saw in the spring of 2021. and the problem these numbers are not only in specific areas in michigan, but throughout the state. and it is taxing our healthcare systems, our hospitals, our staff significantly. and it is honestly takinge ing from the capacity delivered care. >> what youre seeing now, the hospitalizations, this is pre-omicron, the bulk of the folks now crowding icus, is that from the delta surge? you havent seen t...

It could be signed into law next year and the central piece, the primary mission of this presidency is to get the pandemic under control. well hear from today preaching americans to get vaccinated or boosted. if you are boosted, this could be a mild experience and if you are not, it could kill you. it could rip through pockets of the population that are unvaccinated. hes going to be releasing over 500 million at home testing kits thatll be sent out sometimes next month. thats important. sending ...

The European Cement Association has published an interactive map showing the decarbonisation projects currently ongoing in the cement industry across Europe.

Albany County announced three more coronavirus deaths overnight Sunday - marking 18...

VIENNA (AP) — Austria reported fewer than 2,000 new coronavirus cases, the lowest...

VIENNA (AP) — Austria reported fewer than 2,000 new coronavirus cases, the lowest...

To the western cape because of the holidays. in total, if you look at our numbers, its going down. our positivity rate is still high, around about 30%. the reason is that people go and test. theres a lot of testing done. incidentally, since the 9th of december, it seems there are more people going for tests than going to get their vaccines. its very interesting to look at the behavior of people. so our icu cases, if we look at the cases yesterday, we always look back one day, so the admissions o...

The unvaccinated. you have a healthcare system that is already strained from a year and a half of this extraordinary historic crisis. there are millions and millions of unvaccinated people that are of course high-risk and everything we have just said, i want to be careful. i dont want anybody to misunderstand what i have said. if you are vaccinated and boosted, you are in good shape. if you are not vaccinated right now, this is a real danger. mika, that danger is going to move again into emergen...

Look, katy. if you look at the netherlands to start, the prime minister locking down the country as of yesterday to protect hospitals. he said it was unavoidable, and in any other situation they would have an unmanageable situation in the hospital system. that gives you some idea of what countries are dealing with. as you mentioned, germany is closing its borders. theyre seeing a big rise of people coming to icus, filling icus, and emergency rooms are also seeing hospital staff going off sick, h...