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Behind what the Cleveland Museum of Art calls a 'groundbreaking exhibition' are a series of partnerships that made it possible, including a memorandum of understanding the institution entered into with the National Museum of Cambodia in 2015 and, importantly, a network of collaborations with different entities of Case Western Reserve University.

Members of Sachsen Consortia led by the Saxon State and University Library join a growing list of institutions to sign on to our new publishing models

Academic institution De La Salle-Lipa, which is reinforcing its sustainability practices, has renewed its power supply agreement (PSA) with Energy Development Corporation (EDC), the pure renewable energy subsidiary of Lopez-led First Gen Corporation. In a statement to the media, EDC noted that t

The role of music in brain-computer interfaces for emotion mediation

Casting the atomic canon: (R)evolving nuclear strategy

NORTH BAY, Ontario, Dec. 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — More than half of rural households and two-thirds of households on First Nation reserves do not have…

A lack of alternative payment schemes may discourage some early-career family doctors from providing traditional cradle-to-grave care, according to a commentary in Canadian Family Physician . According to Dr. Goldis Mitra and coauthors, initial results from a small study of 63 early-career family

<p><span>London Stock Exchange Group plc (“LSEG” or the “Company”) today announces that it has agreed to acquire Quantile Group Limited (“Quantile”) (the “Transaction”).</span></p>

Background: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada has called for better reporting of health disparities between First Nations people and other Canadians to close gaps in health outcomes. We sought to evaluate changes in these disparities using indicators of health and health care use over the last 2 decades. Methods: We used linked, whole-population, administrative claims data from the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy for fiscal years 1994/95 to 1998/99 and 2012/13 to 2016/17. We me...

About 230 journals were signatories to a recently published editorial in CMAJ on the global environmental crisis.[1][1] It served as a united voice for health care professionals calling on governments to fundamentally change the way “our societies and economies are organized.” Toward the end of