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When every hospital is on diversion, it means that - effectively - none of them are. Unfortunately, folks still need urgent care outside of COVID-19. On top of the virus, doctors must contend with the usual number of strokes, heart attacks, car accidents and other emergencies. With too few beds to go around, these patients might not receive the care they need in time. In late July, a 12-year-old boy nearly died when his appendix burst while waiting for more than six hours in a Florida emergency room. And in August, U.S. Army veteran Daniel Wilkinson died of gallstone pancreatitis - a treatable issue - while his Texas doctors scrambled to find him a bed. It's been 18 months since the coronavirus pandemic hit the U.S. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff around the country have been working tirelessly, putting their own lives on the line in order to save others. Now, many are physically and emotionally exhausted. Idaho activated its crisis standards of care on Sept. 16. These are official guidelines for health care providers to help them decide how to deliver the best care possible under the current circumstances. They guide decisions about how to allocate resources, including hospital beds, medications or breathing machines.|The birth of a baby giant panda can really boost visitorship to zoos. See more endangered animal pictures. If you lived in Atlanta in 2006, you probably heard a lot about a special little lady named Mei Lan -- unless you were hiding under a pretty large rock. That's because after years of attempting to breed giant pandas Lun Lun and Yang Yang, the folks at Zoo Atlanta were finally successful and Lun Lun popped out a little delivery of adorable. Despite this win, the fact remains that breeding giant pandas is a challenging and costly endeavor. And while some endangered species respond well to conservation efforts and breeding programs, others aren't as effective. For example, snow leopards and lowland gorillas join giant pandas as notoriously tricky species to breed in captivity. They may also aim for reintroduction into the wild, depending on the specifics of the situation. In cases where reintroduction is the goal, there have been several success stories over the years -- California condors, red wolves and black-footed ferrets are a few examples.




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