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Hospital inspectors probe Nottingham NHS trust over three baby deaths - Vimarsana News

Hospital inspectors probe Nottingham NHS trust over three baby deaths

The Nottingham University Hospitals trust is already facing a police investigation over the deaths.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Heat wave takes a toll on Arizona homeless - Vimarsana News

Heat wave takes a toll on Arizona homeless

By Liliana Salgado PHOENIX (Reuters) - Homeless for 27 years, Michael Robinson knows he is unwelcome at businesses around Phoenix where he might catch...

Source: wtaq.com
Adele O'Sullivan: Mother calls for public inquiry after baby's death - Vimarsana News

Adele O'Sullivan: Mother calls for public inquiry after baby's death

A coroner finds there were "missed opportunities" relating to the care of the mother and baby.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Elderly US nuns hit by Covid-19 wait for vaccines - Vimarsana News

Elderly US nuns hit by Covid-19 wait for vaccines

Elderly US nuns hit by Covid-19 wait for vaccines Groups of sisters who died of coronavirus complications made headline news for their sheer numbers Trending A health worker administers a dose of the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine in the Israeli city of Petah Tikva on Feb, 1. (Photo: AFP) This past year as the coronavirus cut through the United States, elderly women religious -- former teachers, nurses, social workers and pastoral care leaders -- were among those whose lives were cut short by Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus. In some cases, these women, living in convents and cared for ...

Elderly nuns hit by COVID-19: Some getting vaccines, others still waiting - Vimarsana News

Elderly nuns hit by COVID-19: Some getting vaccines, others still waiting

Feb. 1, 2021 Catholic News Service WASHINGTON -- This past year as the coronavirus cut through the United States, elderly women religious -- former teachers, nurses, social workers and pastoral care leaders -- were among those whose lives were cut short by COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. In some cases, these women, living in convents and cared for by their fellow sisters, died in clusters, leaving their communities with a magnified loss. Groups of sisters who died of COVID-19 complications made headline news for their sheer numbers. The first was a group of 13 Felician sist...