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Beware of this Android malware that steals banking credentials from your phone - Vimarsana News

Beware of this Android malware that steals banking credentials from your phone

Godfather Android banking malware has reportedly infected users in 16 countries by stealing their bank and crypto exchange login information. - SamMobile

Disability flag raised at Charlottetown City Hall for the first time - Vimarsana News

Disability flag raised at Charlottetown City Hall for the first time

A UPEI student led the charge to have the disability flag raised for the first time at Charlottetown City Hall to recognize the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which is Dec. 3. 

Source: cbc.ca
Queen's Equity Locator app directs students to resources on campus - Vimarsana News

Queen's Equity Locator app directs students to resources on campus

Queen’s Equity Locator app marks spots on campus to help users find equity and human rights related resources on campus.

College students bringing animals into dorms for mental health - Vimarsana News

College students bringing animals into dorms for mental health

The number of requests and approvals for emotional support animals on some college campuses has doubled, tripled and even more than quadrupled recently.

Source: wthr.com
Adding Accessibility Features to Digital Health Technologies: Enhancing Inclusion and the Patient Experience - Vimarsana News

Adding Accessibility Features to Digital Health Technologies: Enhancing Inclusion and the Patient Experience

A clinical trial population should mimic the patient population that will ultimately use the therapy that is being studied. Sounds logical, doesn’t it? Unfortunately, this has not always been the case and there have been negative consequences, such as instances where people with disabilities or of certain racial groups experienced adverse effects to approved drugs that were not tested on “people like them.” A patient-centric approach Just one of the many challenges of ensuring that the clinical trial population accurately reflects the patient population, so is the challenge of the Digit...