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Time for Canada to align with global innovations in treatment for tuberculosis

KEY POINTS Despite serious disruptions to tuberculosis (TB) programs during the COVID-19 pandemic, including in Canada,[1][1] the past few years have also seen global advances in TB treatment. Novel drugs and regimens have been developed to support faster, safer, more effective treatment for drug-
Robyn Waite Courtney Heffernan Lena Faust Global Affairs Canada Urgent Public Health Health Canada
Source: cmaj.ca

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Salute the Black Flag: Sci-Hub Pirate Captain Receives EFF Award for Sticking It to the Man

In 1581, Queen Elizabeth I of England bestowed a knighthood on notorious privateer Sir Francis Drake. The captain of the Golden Hind was hailed by the British crown for his exploits against Spanish colonies in the Caribbean and on what is now the U.S. Pacific coast (which did involve quite a lot of indiscriminate murder and plundering, mind you). To the Spanish, Drake was nothing but a lowly pirate. As was the case now, and then, who is a “hero” and who is a “pirate” ...
United Kingdom United States William Gibson Alexandra Elbakyan Queen Elizabeth Francis Drake
Source: yahoo.com

New Bills Expected Today on Federal Heat Protections for Workers

Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., is expected to reintroduce two bills as soon as today to protect workers from excessive heat. The first is the Asunción Valdivia Heat Illness and Fatality Prevention Act, named after a Central Valley farmworker who died after working 10 hours in 105-degree heat. ...
Central Valley United States District Of Columbia Jacquelinem Holland Megan Mayes Kaiser Westside

Open Access Baltimore Brings Free Support to Food Entrepreneurs

A new web resource supporting food entrepreneurship in Baltimore is open for business. Morgan State University has partnered with the City of Baltimore and the Aspen Institute to release Open Access Baltimore, a free online portal with resources to help budding entrepreneurs in the food industry get started. Baltimore is the third city with an open-access portal. ...
Central Valley United States District Of Columbia Greg Abbott Kaiser Permanente Cassandra Welchlin

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