Elective surgeries could be postponed at Cap Region hospitals after Hochul state of emergency
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a state of emergency for hospital staffed bed capacity over the...
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After its chief medical examiner allegedly declined to get vaccinated against COVID-19, a New York county is moving autopsies to another hospital.
The state issued an order requiring health-care workers to receive at least the first dose of a COVID vaccine by September 27.
TROY, N.Y. (AP) — An upstate New York county is being forced to send human bodies to a hospital 50 miles away for autopsies because its prominent medical examiner has not been vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to county officials.
An New York county is being forced to send bodies to a hospital 50 miles away for autopsies because its medical examiner has not been vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to county officials.