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Pardee UNC Health Care is pleased to have 13 physicians named to Business NC Magazine North Carolina Top Doctors list for 2021.

Henderson County isnt spared from the omicron variant thats pushing COVID-19 case counts to new highs, according to Health Director Steve Smith.

Henderson County (Jan 14, 2022) - Thirteen physicians at Pardee UNC Health Care were named to Business NC magazines Top Doctors list for 2021.

HCPS Superintendent John Bryant noted 115 cases of positive COVID tests resulting in 382 quarantine totals during the week of Jan. 3-7.

The surge caused by the omicron variant has led to a local increase in hospitalizations and case numbers.

Now is the time for action if we hope to steer the future of Yemen in a positive direction.

The prolonged conflict in Yemen has created an urgent humanitarian and development crisis, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths, as well as significant damage to the country’s economy, physical infrastructure and education system. Now a new report details the devastating impact of the conflict and what is required to steer Yemen’s future in a positive direction. The University of Denver’s Frederick S. Pardee Center of International Futures at the Josef Korbel School of Internationa...

Fulweiler Co-Authors Paper Resulting from Pardee Center Workshop on Denitrification in Oyster Habitats Robinson (Wally) Fulweiler, a Professor of Biology and Earth & Environment and a Pardee Center Faculty Research Fellow, co-authored a new paper exploring the opportunities for enhanced denitrification in oyster habitats. In the paper, published in the journal Estuaries and Coasts, the authors explain that policy interest in nitrogen removal from oyster habitats has so far focused mostly on bi...

When you are on the side of global enlightenment, the standards of proof required for your assertions tend to be somewhat lower. This perhaps explains why Meghan Markle’s comments during an event called the Global Citizen’s Vax Live concert were so widely reported yet so little challenged by the usual army of self-appointed ‘fact-checkers’ who swoop on anything to do with Covid. She claimed that women ‘have been disproportionately affected by this pandemic’, citing a ‘surge in ge...

Afghan War Has Claimed 241,000 Lives, Report Finds SYNDICATED 3 hours ago A study released Friday estimates the two-decade-long war in Afghanistan has killed 241,000 people, including Americans, and cost the United States $2.26 trillion to date.   The Costs of War Project, housed at Brown University’s Watson Institute and Boston University’s Pardee Center, noted in its report that the financial cost included both Afghan operations and those in neighboring Pakistan.   President Joe Biden...