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TexasTowelie

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Sun May 22, 2022, 01:12 PM May 2022

U.S. Hospitals In Unending Crisis Mode Since Start Of Pandemic - American Voices - MSNBC



Hospitals have been in crisis mode for the past two years without reprieve. Atlantic reporter Ed Yong has been following the challenges healthcare workers face during the pandemic. He joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss why America’s healthcare system is at its breaking point.
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U.S. Hospitals In Unending Crisis Mode Since Start Of Pandemic - American Voices - MSNBC (Original Post) TexasTowelie May 2022 OP
Horrible medical situation we're in. Ed Yong is the writer of this Pulitzer Prize winning book. ancianita May 2022 #1
Northeastern New York, where I am, recently had the most serious outbreak in the nation Rhiannon12866 May 2022 #2

ancianita

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1. Horrible medical situation we're in. Ed Yong is the writer of this Pulitzer Prize winning book.
Sun May 22, 2022, 02:35 PM
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Rhiannon12866

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2. Northeastern New York, where I am, recently had the most serious outbreak in the nation
Mon May 23, 2022, 01:25 AM
May 2022

And, not unexpectedly, it spread downstate to New York City. We had a mask mandate for well over a year and people got used to it, Then it was rescinded last summer, just in time for "tourist season," since all tourist venues remained closed down the previous summer. That led to another outbreak so the mask mandate was reinstated only to have it rescinded again a few weeks later. If only it had remained in place when people were used to it, this might have mitigated the outbreak, but now very few will put up with it being reinstated again. I still see a few masks, but as far as most people are concerned, the pandemic is over. And "tourist season" is right around the corner...

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