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The CDC director warns that US hospitals are 'filled with unvaccinated people,' and some are running out of both ventilators and beds
- Healthcare systems in some parts of the US are in "dire straits," CDC director Rochelle Walensky said.
- "Our hospitals are filled with unvaccinated people," she told CBS.
- Staff are having to make tough decisions over who gets ventilators and ICU beds, Walensky said.
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