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MétéoMédia - Canada home to many of the world's last free-flowing rivers

Canada home to many of the world's last free-flowing rivers Caroline Floyd samedi, 11 mai 2019 à 09:59 - Only a third of the world's longest rivers still flow freely. Water is fundamental to life on Earth and throughout most of our history humankind has been devising new ways to make it work for us. We haven't always had the well-being of the water in mind, however, and it shows. Only about one-third of the world's longest rivers are still considered free-flowing, meaning they haven't been dammed or otherwise impacted by human activity, according to a new study led by researchers at McGill University and the World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada).

GMED Global and Kazan State Medical University Sign Agreement To Create International Medical School

GMED Global and Kazan State Medical University Sign Agreement To Create International Medical School Share Article GMED Global and Kazan State Medical University Sign Agreement To Create International Medical School Our new Canadian School of Medicine will offer world-class medical training to an international community in the cultural hub of Russia and provide a pathway for future doctors to ultimately practice medicine in North America. HOUSTON (PRWEB) March 09, 2021 GMED Global LLC., an international health care institution specializing in medical education and health care workforce development and solutions, today announced that it has signed an Agreement of Cooperation with Kazan State Medical University (KSMU), the third oldest medical school in Russia, to create the first international model of medical education in Russia. The partnership agreement forges a pathway for students to practice medicine in North America following graduation from the new Canadian School of Medicine (CSM), an innovative four-year graduate program that will function as a structural component of KSMU. Scheduled to welcome its first class of students in Fall 2022, the campus of CSM will be located in the renovated Kazan River Port as a wholly contained Living and Learning Center, and will feature the new medical school, student, and faculty housing, restaurants, and athletic facilities. It will allow students and faculty to have interactive learning beyond the classroom venues for anytime, anywhere education.