TThis week, health officials from around the world are meeting – virtually – in Geneva to discuss plans for a global pandemic preparedness contract. This is an essential endeavor as the world struggles to find a way through the current pandemic, in a race against time to get vaccines to …
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A range of information resources are provided here to assist GPs in vaccinating patients and preparing for care for COVID-19 patients in the community. RACGP updated guidelines for home care: On November 17, 2021, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) published new guidelines for home care for patients …
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It’s not over yet. The coronavirus has cost more than 5 million lives worldwide and heightened health concerns. However, it was always important to know your family’s health history. The holidays are just around the corner and for those who have the privilege of being with family, table chats on …
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During the COVID-19 shutdown, Chula Vista found ways to keep senior citizens informed on-site through virtual round table discussions on topics such as food distribution, self-sufficiency and distance learning. However, some older adults were unable to attend because they did not have internet access or a computer at home. Go …
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What is the Russian-Ukrainian situation like? Currently, Ukraine – along with its allies in NATO – is very concerned about the roughly 90,000 Russian troops that are gathering near the Donbass region (aka Donbass) in eastern Ukraine. This unusual build-up of troops has raised fears that Russia may be preparing …
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The Global Battery Market Research Report is a comprehensive and well-written work The Battery market research study gives you access to in-depth market analysis, statistics and current data on the battery market that you need to forecast sales, identify growth drivers and challenges and identify key players such as Panasonic, …
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Governor John Bel Edwards and Rural Sourcing CEO Monty Hamilton announced that the company will build a new software development center in downtown Baton Rouge that will create 150 direct new jobs with average salaries of $ 75,000 plus benefits. Louisiana Economic Development estimates the project will result in 166 …
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Everyone faces stress and fear, but nobody has to face it alone Dear university community, As some may know, a student died on campus earlier this week. Our thoughts go with family, friends, and others who knew this student. We understand that people want information in times of uncertainty, but …
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OUTober is traditionally a week-long celebration of the LGBTQ + community at CSU Bakersfield. This year the celebration turned into a month of activities and events. Dr. Bre Evans-Santiago, Director of Teacher Education and Co-Advisor for the LGBTQ + network, shared her excitement at the network’s first face-to-face meet ‘n’ …
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Balloons released in honor of breast cancer patients during the Breat Cancer Awareness Walk in Elizabethtown on October 29th (Photo by Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development) ELIZABETHTOWN, NC (WWAY) – The Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development is hosting two events this weekend that will focus on breast cancer …
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