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DAVID ERICKSON Editors note: This is the second part in a two-part Missoulian investigation into how nurses are faring during the pandemic in Montana while being denied hazard pay by their employers. Working during a deadly pandemic, with the stress of trying to protect themselves from the virus and having to watch patients suffer anxiety-wracked deaths, is taking a huge mental toll on nurses in Montana. Adding to that pain, almost all of them have been denied hazard pay in union ne...

 E-Mail Uniklinik RWTH Aachen is the first hospital to implement SphingoTecs innovative biomarkers in clinical routine with the aim of making intensive care diagnostics more precise The biomarkers for the real-time assessment of kidney function (penKid®) and endothelial function (bio-ADM®) are pioneering new diagnostic pathways in critical care settings Following a positive initial clinical evaluation of penKid® and bio-ADM®, the University Hospital RWTH Aachen has transferred the innovati...

She had too much water on the brain, and the shunt to drain that fluid became infected. now theres nothing more they can do for her. you see, she got the acute care but its the same stupid story, six months later, she needed antibiotics that she couldnt get. she will die. the money, one u.s.-based charity has spent nearly all of $7 million it raised from private donors. but if they dont get a larger share of the public donations by september, thats it. this hospital shuts down. within a month an...

Some of the basic care they need. hospitals, even ones open before the earthquake, are now shutting down. so what exactly is happening here? we tried to investigate. take a look. best estimate, the quake displaced 1.5 million people. injured or crippled 300,000. in the united states the care of this man mildred received would be considered ordinary. when did you realize that you were injured? here, mildred is an extraordinary success story. the worst injuries that he had was actually to his leg....

In the united states the care of this man mildred received would be considered ordinary. when did you realize that you were injured in here, mildred is an extraordinary success story. the worst injuries that he had was actually to his leg. i dont know if you tell so far, but hes actually walking with a prosthetic here. this is what so many people here in haiti have been wanting. theyve been waiting for, because so many amputations were performed. mildred is a success here because he not only rec...

Just a few months ago about this very issue, and said, you know, literally people were giving money, more than a billion dollars, they were giving all over the world. how does a place like this shut -- the only critical care hospital in the country, how does it shut down if so many much money was given. >> where is the money. >> we ask ourselves the same question. >> reporter: the medical needs will not miraculously go away any time soon, but remember this? actually think there too many doctors....