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Nursing Programs Struggle To Keep Up With Demand

Hospitals across the United States are dealing with a shortage of nurses -- and nursing programs are struggling to keep up. Why training new nurses has become more challenging. Also, a conference in Nashville gives anti-vaxxers the opportunity to spread more conspiracy theories.see more
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Nursing Programs Struggle To Keep Up With Demand

Hospitals across the United States are dealing with a shortage of nurses -- and nursing programs are struggling to keep up. Why training new nurses has become more challenging. Also, a conference in Nashville gives anti-vaxxers the opportunity to spread more conspiracy theories.see more
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