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- According to a recent survey, close to one third of Registered Nurses in the United States are considering leaving the profession due to declining mental health and wellbeing.
- Heather Pressdee faces multiple charges including homicide, attempted murder, and neglect of a care-dependent person.
- During sentencing in Nashville, Tennessee, Vaught apologized to Murphy’s family, saying, "I'm sorry doesn’t seem like enough, but you deserve to hear that and know that I am very sorry for what happened."
- A recent survey has found that 42% of nurses in Michigan attribute patient death to staff shortages.
- The U.S. Department of Labor has honored National Nurses Week by devoting $78 million to nursing programs in 17 states.
- Subway is giving away a total of 10,000 free sandwiches in celebration of National Nurses Week.
- The CDC has decided to stop testing community transmissions of COVID-19 and continue exclusively tracking hospitalizations.
- Nursing student Natalie Davies saved a man's life with CPR after he collapsed at John F. Kennedy Airport.
- Florida officials have doubled the number of schools under investigation concerning a $100 million fake nursing diploma scheme.
- May 6th is here, and with it comes the gift of freebies, discounts, and goodies—all in celebration of National Nurses Week!
- The CDC is reporting a type of yeast, Candida auris, is rapidly spreading in healthcare facilities all across the U.S. Read on to learn more about how this drug-resistant fungus is threatening vulnerable groups of people.