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Few people are rolling up their sleeves for the new COVID, flu and RSV vaccines, even as peak respiratory virus season is looming, according to state and federal data.

Sixty-one out of 2511 graduates of the Federal University Lokoja, (FUL), Kogi State, bagged First Class degrees. The Vice Chancellor of FUL Prof. Olayemi

The management of Achievers University has announced the scholarship offer to five first class graduates of the institution up to the Ph.D

You are invited to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Medical Laboratory Sciences program which began at OHSU in 1933 and is became a partnership with Oregon Tech in 2000.This Open House style event will take place on Saturday, October 14, 2023 from 4-6PM on the 4th floor of the Portland Metro campus in Wilsonville. 

Removing the religious exemption might increase overall vaccination rates by a few tenths of a percent but such increases would be outweighed by myriad harms.

Rising COVID, flu, and RSV cases could hurt hospitals this winter. Still, many readers don't want the latest vaccines.

At the University of Lagos, the cut-off point is determined by the candidates’ UTME score that is divided by eight, which carries 50 points; the Post-UTME score which carries 30 points, and the remaining 20 points is determined by the candidate’s O’level result.

Learn more about a new test to help babies with rare genetic disease get faster treatment.

Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has extended the deadline for the application of Students

The effort to vaccinate newly arrived immigrant children, enroll them in school and equip schools with translators and transportation plans has proved daunting. Even as the first day of school arrives, it remains a work in progress. The result: Some kids won't start on time.