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Dire Shortage of Medical Laboratory Employees Threatens Ability to Provide Quality Patient Care
“Clinical lab professionals serve critical roles in our health systems. These can be excellent career opportunities, but we need to ensure that these opportunities are known and accessible for all individuals,” says Bianca Frogner, PhD, Director of the UW CHWS. CHICAGO (PRWEB) May 07, 2021 The clinical laboratory workforce that underpins the U.S. healthcare system is under siege. As the providers of critical information to patient and medical providers to diagnose, treat, and manage disease, the number of laboratory professionals in the workforce is dwindling as baby boomers retire and accredited programs close. The COVID-19 pandemic h
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The day after the Legislative Assembly, dominated by President Nayib Bukele’s party, ousted the judges of the Constitutional Court and the attorney general, and named replacements in line with their interests, El Salvador woke up on Sunday, May 2 to two opposing accounts of what had happened. The president’s office justified the removals, defining them as acts of “cleaning house.” Meanwhile, a broad group of Salvadoran social organizations and powerful voices of the international community described the events as a technical coup, or at the very least a violation of the rule of law. In the midst of public debate, mainly taking place on social media, four of the officials removed by Bukele’s so-called “cyan bloc” Attorney General Raúl Melara and magistrates Aldo Cáder Camilot, Carlos Sánchez, and Marina de Torrento publicly resigned in letters posted on social media.
Russia Creates 17k Doses of COVID Vaccines for Animals as Other Countries Show Interest
On 4/30/21 at 10:35 AM EDT
Russia has produced the first round of COVID-19 vaccines for animals, and other countries have already expressed interest in the doses, too. About 20 organizations are ready to negotiate registration and supply of the vaccine to their countries, the Kremlin s agricultural regulator, Rosselkhoznadzor, said on Friday.
The first 17,000 doses of the animal vaccine are ready and companies from Germany, Greece, Poland, Austria, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Malaysia, Thailand, South Korea, Lebanon, Iran and Argentina have voiced interest in accessing the shots, Reuters reported. The first batch will be distributed to several regions only in Russia, but the Kremlin is ready to start shipping the shots abroad.