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The resulting illness may range from a superficial skin infection, to more deep, serious However, a number of less-commonly encountered water-dwelling organisms (notably Aeromonas species) may cause these infections in this circumstance. To water the usual bacterial causes should be first considered ( Staph aureus and Streppyogenes) and antibiotic therapy, where indicated should be targeted against them. In the management of cellulitis and deeper skin infections among patients exposed Related to contact with water or of sepsis where cuts and other abrasions are the The information below may not be current and is only left here for historical reference.Ĭlinical considerations for patients presenting with a wound infection or cellulitis

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NewsHour is produced by WETA/NewsHour Productions. Before that, he was a correspondent for NPR. He previously was White House correspondent for NBC News and substitute anchor for MSNBC.

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She co-moderated NewsHour’s Democratic primary debate with Politico in 2019, and won a Peabody for the series The Plastic Problem.īennett joined NewsHour last year as chief Washington correspondent and anchor of its weekend newscast, which moved from New York to Washington, D.C. She has served as substitute anchor for NewsHour, and last year was named chief correspondent. Nawaz joined NewsHour in 2018 and serving as anchor and correspondent at ABC News and, before that, as foreign correspondent at NBC News. She returned to PBS in 2006 and became a special then senior correspondent for NewsHour, filling in for Lehrer and later serving among the rotating co-anchors. She moved to CNN in 1993, anchoring much of the network’s political coverage and moderating presidential and vice presidential debates. With a career at NBC News, she initially joined NewsHour in 1983, serving as chief Washington correspondent and backup anchor, as well as anchor of Frontline. Woodruff is said to have been planning to step down as anchor for some time, according to the source, and also played a role in choosing who would succeed her. Geoff Bennett PBS NewsHourĮver since its inception in the 1970s, with Jim Lehrer and Robert McNeil as co-anchors, NewsHour has stood out among the evening newscasts for its in-depth, nuanced look at the major issues of the day, bypassing many of the more sensational headlines for a thought-provoking approach to reporting. Puck News initially reported on the succession plans for the show. She initially co-anchored with Gwen Ifill until Ifill’s death in 2016, then became sole anchor.Ī PBS spokesperson said that they did not have any anchor desk news to announce.

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One of the most respected and trusted TV news figures, Woodruff has anchored the broadcast since 2013. The change would take place after the midterm elections, according to a source familiar with the plans. PREVIOUSLY, May 12, 8:13 PM PT: PBS NewsHour is preparing for a major transition in its broadcast, with plans for Judy Woodruff to step down from the anchor chair and for Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett to succeed her. Woodruff has anchored NewsHour on a permanent basis since 2013, and she also serves as managing editor. Puck News first reported the news on the transition. But a source familiar with the plans confirmed reports that Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett are expected to succeed her and will serve as co-anchors. The show said that details of successors will be announced in the fall. Mark Shields Dies: Longtime 'PBS NewsHour' Commentator Was 85