After Iom report, patient safety gains remain limited nationwide
The August 1999 Institute of Medicine study warned that up to 98000 hospitalized Americans die annually from preventable medical errors, spurring hearings and funding. Three years later, progress is uneven with resistance to mandatory reporting, reliance on paper records, and limited top‑level adoption, except in VA hospitals.
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Alaska airport hub for animal smugglers findings
Wildlife inspectors at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport report daily shipments and seizures as Alaska’s largest airport handles 6,648 wildlife items yearly. They describe diverse contraband from monkey skull ashtrays to bear gall bladder extracts and note penalties up to 100,000 dollars and one year in jail for violations.
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