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Union calls for final year nurse and midwifery students to be given healthcare assistant pay "Students have been put in incredibly risky situations with no pay and weakened protections." Reporter: );  ); The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has called for clarity over the continuation of work placements for Fourth Year students. It was announced on Saturday that First and Third Year students would have their work placements cancelled for at least two weeks. According to INMO, Th...

Dr. Sean T. Doherty Wins Castle Connolly Award for Fourth Year in a Row Share Article Leading Boston Plastic Surgeon Known for Artistic Eye & Surgical Precision Continues to Impress Patients and Award Committee Dr. Sean T. Doherty Wins Castle Connolly Award for Fourth Year in a Row BOSTON (PRWEB) January 11, 2021 Dr. Sean T. Doherty, MD, is honored to accept the 2020 Castle Connolly Top Doctor Award in Plastic Surgery for the four...

Happy New Year 2021! With 2020 finally over, we can start to make new plans for the coming year, which will hopefully be much better… Let’s look into a brighter tomorrow with 10 gems from our catalog. Lev Shestov. Even when he was driven out of his native Russia, he firmly believed that you’re invincible when you really believe in yourself and nothing else. George MacDonald goes deep beneath the surface and meditates on what Christ came to accomplish on Earth. The teachings of Christ g...

Silver Linings Happy New Year 2021! With 2020 finally over, we can start to make new plans for the coming year, which will hopefully be much better… Let’s look into a brighter tomorrow with 10 gems from our catalog. Lev Shestov. Even when he was driven out of his native Russia, he firmly believed that you’re invincible when you really believe in yourself and nothing else. George MacDonald goes deep beneath the surface and meditates on what Christ came to accomplish on Earth. The teachi...

Promising meningococcal group B vaccine protects under-18s from life-threatening disease Fourth Year, PhD Cancer Immunology Meningococcal group B bacteria are the leading infectious killer of babies and young children in the UK. An encouraging new study on the effectiveness of a vaccine for Meningococcal group B disease, led by the University of Bristol in collaboration with researchers in Portugal, has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The researchers demonstra...