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LA veterinarians feel under-resourced, unappreciated
One in six veterinarians have contemplated suicide in 2020, says a report by the American Medical Veterinary Association.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 24m ListenOne in six veterinarians have contemplated suicide in 2020, says a report by the American Medical Veterinary Association. Many veterinary clinics slashed their hours during the pandemic, causing a backlog of appointments that’s putting extra stress on an already burnt-out, under-staffed workforce.
KCRW DJ José Galván highlights some upcoming live shows he’s booking at The Paramount in Boyle Heights, one of the oldest and most historic venues in LA.
And LA politicians argue over the best way to address homelessness: doubling down on costly housing developments or prioritizing shelter beds.
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Read the story8 minVeterinarian workforce can’t keep up with demand, face same challenges as regular doctors
Many veterinary clinics slashed their hours during the pandemic, causing a backlog of appointments that’s putting extra stress on an already burnt-out, under-staffed workforce.
Read the story8 minKCRW DJ José Galván tapped to book live shows at The Paramount in Boyle Heights
After sitting empty for a year and a half, The Paramount in Boyle Heights is open to live music once more, and KCRW DJ José Galván has been tapped to curate its upcoming shows.
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