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19 nurses from US hospital give birth to 19 children in 2019
January 24, 2020 12:25
A total of 19 nurses from a hospital in the US city of Omaha, Nebraska, gave birth to 19 children in 2019.
According to CNN, the simultaneous absence of so many nurses on maternity leave has become a serious problem for hospital management. To cope with the lack of staff, they had to hire temporary nurses, who usually work for a limited time and receive a higher salary than full-time nurses.
Nurses said that simultaneous pregnancy and childbirth brought them closer.
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