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Botulinum Toxin Lessens Head Tremor Severity - Vimarsana News

Botulinum Toxin Lessens Head Tremor Severity

Improvements lasted up to 18 weeks, trial shows

Roscommon Herald — Food bank's new permanent premises opens in Roscommon - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Food bank's new permanent premises opens in Roscommon

A food bank’s new permanent premises in Roscommon Town is the result of an expanding service meeting a growing demand in the community, its organisers have said.

Decision science: from automation to optimisation - Vimarsana News

Decision science: from automation to optimisation

The full benefits of investing in a digital approach to credit decisioning are yet to be unleashed, despite advancements in automation and analytics at banks

Source: risk.net
Covid patients asphyxiate as Latin America battles oxygen shortage - Vimarsana News

Covid patients asphyxiate as Latin America battles oxygen shortage

As a second, deadly wave of Covid-19 batters Latin America, images have emerged from country after country of desperate people lining up for days to buy oxygen to ease the suffering of infected loved ones fighting for breath. As demand soars, prices have skyrocketed and families have had to scrape together their last cents to pay for supplies of the essential gas. On January 14 alone, a researcher estimates more than 100 people died of asphyxiation at hospitals in Brazil’s northern Amazonas state. One of them, according to his widow, was Henrique Marques, 52, who ran out of breath in a hosp...

Patients asphyxiate as Latin America battles Covid-19 oxygen crisis - Vimarsana News

Patients asphyxiate as Latin America battles Covid-19 oxygen crisis

MONTEVIDEO (AFP) - As a second, deadly wave of Covid-19 batters Latin America, images have emerged from country after country of desperate people lining up for days to buy oxygen to ease the suffering of infected loved ones fighting for breath. As demand soars, prices have skyrocketed and families have had to scrape together their last cents to pay for supplies of the essential gas. On Jan 14 alone, a researcher estimates more than 100 people died of asphyxiation at hospitals in Brazil's northern Amazonas state. One of them, according to his widow, was Henrique Marques, 52, who ran out of bre...