Local Governments Practically Giving Away Some Rural Hospitals
Some hospitals are in such bad shape, few companies are interested in buying them. And those that are willing don’t want to pay much, if anything.
Blake Farmer of Nashville Public Radio
Music Festivals Embrace Overdose Prevention, But Fentanyl Testing Remains Taboo
Sparking protest from harm reduction activists, concert promoters offer overdose reversing drugs, but not fentanyl testing.
Worn-Out Nurses Hit The Road For Better Pay, Stressing Hospital Budgets And Morale
Hospitals pay handsomely to get temporary help, and those higher wages are tempting some staff nurses to hit the road, too.
COVID Vaccine Trials Move Fast But They're Slow To Recruit Black Volunteers
So far, participation by minority volunteers in coronavirus trials has increased only slightly compared with the usually low levels in other clinical trials.
