Hundreds of wounded people overwhelm hospitals in Goma, Congo, amid ongoing fighting between government forces and Rwanda-backed rebels. More than 700 have died and nearly 3,000 wounded since the rebels’ offensive began, with hospitals like Bethesda receiving over 100 new patients daily, straining resources and causing overcrowding. The conflict has disrupted supply chains, leading to shortages in medical supplies, while fears of disease outbreaks loom due to the large number of bodies and mass displacement in the region.
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Columbia’s Former Leader Faced Contentious Interview After Resigning
Dr. Katrina Armstrong, former interim president of Columbia University, testified in a closed-door deposition in Washington, struggling to recall details from Columbia's report on antisemitism and her responses to its recommendations. Following leaked testimony, Columbia's medical school announced her sabbatical instead of her return as chief executive, amid federal investigations into antisemitism on campus and negotiations with the Trump administration to restore funding. The university's board of trustees distanced themselves from Armstrong's testimony, emphasizing their...
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