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So what did these machines do? we have trained staff, respiratory therapists, doctors, nurses, that go through additional training. really specialized providers. they operate machines where the blood is physically removed through large ivs and sent to a machine, an oxygenator, where the blood is oxygenated and transferred back into the body. we go here when the ventilator is not enough, it's a last resort option. this is high risk, it's labor intensive but it can be life-saving. and yet there is only so many machines that we can deploy, because of resource shortages. because we have only so ma...

Nurses go through highly specialized providers and the machines where the blood is physically removed through the large i.v.s and the blood is oxygenate and transferred back into the body. we go here when the ventilator is not enough. it is the last-resort option. this is high-risk and labor intensive, but it can be life-saving and yet there is so many of the machines that we can deploy because of the resource shortages and only so many of the machines and you can access them in large urban areas where you have the large medical centers, and so there is limited access to these. and so in orego...

For full fda approval of those vaccines for that. hallie? >> simone, thanks. morgan, over to you now. hospitals are seeing shortages, staffing shortages, bed shortages, equipment shortages, resource shortages, right? how they are trying to maintain? as i ask you that question, my god, we were talking about this a year ago, right? the same question, the same issue, at the height of the pandemic back in 2020. >> reporter: yeah, hallie. they're dealing with this however they can. unfortunately they had to get creative. one of the largest maternity wards in the entire country and he has said becau...

The Croatian Massacre: Basic Facts And Genetic Findings The latest research was carried out by an international team of scientists with expertise in genetic analysis, through the Centre for Applied Bioanthropology at the Institute for Anthropological Research in Zagreb,  Croatia. The scientists were able to extract unique  DNA samples  for 38 of the 41 individuals. Based on preliminary assumptions, they had expected to find that most of these people were closely related and had perhaps had all come from one extended family. Surprisingly, the opposite proved to be the case. Only 11 of the...