As the emerging new strains of the Covid-19 virus are causing a lot of concern for the people, an Uttar Pradesh doctor on Friday said it is too soon to comment on the Kappa variant as it s still a variant of interest . It is too early to say anything (on Kappa variant). When we tracked the patient s medical history, we found that he experienced a very high fever and breathing difficulty in a very short span of time. He was admitted in a very critical condition and died after almost 5 days, Dr Amresh Singh, assistant professor, and Head Microbiologist at BRD Medical College in Gorakhpur told ANI.
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New investments from federal and state authorities will enable OHSU to ramp up the state s ability to continuously track virus variants across Oregon and Southwest Washington. (OHSU)
Federal and state health authorities are making new investments in Oregon Health & Science University’s research and clinical laboratory expertise to substantially enhance its ability to track COVID-19 across Oregon and Southwest Washington.
As the pandemic slowly recedes with vaccinations rising across the region, OHSU scientists will continuously monitor how the novel coronavirus spreads and potentially evolves. The goal is to quickly recognize the emergence of genetic variants that may be more contagious, deadly or evade existing vaccines.
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As details of the sellout deal emerge, Oregon nurses union cynically claims “historic” victory in Bend medical technicians strike
The Oregon Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals (OFNHP) Local 5017 has succeeded in imposing a sellout contract on the 156 health care workers at St. Charles Medical Center in Bend, Oregon whose strike was called off after just 11 days by the union on March 15. The contract addresses none of the concerns of the medical technicians and imposes a “market-based” pay structure completely in line with the hospital administration’s demands.
This has not stopped the OFNHP from calling the deal a “massive victory” and a “historic new contract.” However, the union’s version of the deal is not corroborated by hospital management. If there was anything “historic” in this contract, it is just how sharply the hospital and OFNHP disagree on what it contains.