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'A precision approach to activism': distance runners join fight against Africa's air pollution | Global health - Vimarsana News

'A precision approach to activism': distance runners join fight against Africa's air pollution | Global health

Citizen scientists in Lagos, Cape Town and Accra are gathering air-quality data on runs to help curb a key cause of early death

COP27 WHO Pavilion: The Power of movement - Vimarsana News

COP27 WHO Pavilion: The Power of movement

Clean transport for healthy cities and communities

Improving Global Prosperity Was on the Agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos - Vimarsana News

Improving Global Prosperity Was on the Agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos

Global prosperity was a significant topic at the recent World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, May 22-26, 2022. The CEOs of Deloitte, Bank of America, Pfizer, and Infosys participated in discussions about healthcare, education, and ESG commitments.

Advance science in Africa through open access journals - Vimarsana News

Advance science in Africa through open access journals

Advance science in Africa through open access journals Researchers and scholars want publishers to increase the volume of available free-access journals to boost research and knowledge production during the COVID-19 pandemic. This, they say, will particularly benefit poor institutions and budding scientists from low-income countries. They also want the restricted journals to urgently waive publishing fees to give early-career scientists and young scholars the opportunity to publish in prestigious and reputable publications. While noting that many publishers had turned their journals into open...