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Nonprofit health system Mayo Clinic has teamed with venture capital firm Eclipse on pooling together seed funding for Nucleus RadioPharma, a new company built to ensure cancer patients can access potentially life-saving radiopharmaceuticals. The new company hopes to do so by developing technologies to modernize the clinical development, manufacturing and supply chain of the

Syrias northwestern governorate Idlib has recorded the first death resulting from cholera in the country, according to the London-based news website Al-Araby Al-Jadeed. An official from the Idli...

Skyfire Consulting (Skyfire) (skyfireconsulting.com), the most trusted and experienced public safety UAS consulting group, today announced the launch of Skyfire Response Network— a collection of public safety-certified UAS pilots who can be deployed for remote pilot work, emergency response efforts, and training classes. The Skyfire Response Network is the next step towards building upon Skyfire’s industry leading…

Fears of a cholera outbreak in Syria are growing after authorities revealed that part of the Euphrates River has been contaminated.

Meanwhile, Egyptian authorities are set to release dozens of political prisoners and cholera cases surge across Syria

US President Joe Biden’s declaration last week that the Covid-19 pandemic is over in the United States lit a firestorm domestically and globally.

US President Joe Biden’s declaration last week that the Covid-19 pandemic is over in the United States lit a firestorm domestically and globally. Days before the bold declaration, World Health Organisation (WHO) Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters that the end of the pandemic was “in sight”, though he stressed it had not arrived yet. WHO later clarified that...

Cholera worries grow in Syria’s Idlib - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez will be at the event in Little Village, as will organizations offering free immigration and public health resources, plus a slew of vaccines.

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