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Apocalypse Then: 40 Years Ago, A TV Movie Saved the World from Nuclear Annihilation - Vimarsana News

Apocalypse Then: 40 Years Ago, A TV Movie Saved the World from Nuclear Annihilation

ABC’s 1983 film 'The Day After' — the subject of a new documentary as well as a book —not only blew America’s (and Ronald Reagan’s) mind, but it may also have changed the course of human history. Hollywood Reporter, BY BENJAMIN SVETKEY, 5 Dec 23 "....................................... Next to the moon landing, it’s hard to think of…

Check out these award-winning stories from CBC Newfoundland and Labrador - Vimarsana News

Check out these award-winning stories from CBC Newfoundland and Labrador

Check out the stories honoured by the Radio Television Digital News Association.

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Q&A: Comparing COVID-19, polio and the vaccines - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Comparing COVID-19, polio and the vaccines

The polio vaccine was introduced in 1955 and since then the virus has nearly been eliminated. What comparisons can be drawn between polio and COVID-19? We asked a virologist.

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Germ warfare: Weaponizing an illness is older than you might think - Vimarsana News

Germ warfare: Weaponizing an illness is older than you might think

Conspiracy theorists believe that the virus behind COVID-19 was intentionally leaked to cause destruction. Given that many people can carry the virus without symptoms, that's unlikely, writes Ainsley Hawthorn. All the same, history has much to teach us about how a sickness can turned into a weapon.

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Health-care workers and everyday heroism: A case study in curbing disease - Vimarsana News

Health-care workers and everyday heroism: A case study in curbing disease

Health-care workers and everyday heroism: A case study in curbing disease Six years ago, the staff at a single hospital were faced with a situation that would determine the fate of their country. In her latest Apocalypse Then column, Ainsley Hawthorn writes about the bravery of staff who dealt with an Ebola outbreak in Nigeria. Social Sharing In 2014, staff at a Nigerian hospital faced a situation that would determine the fate of their country Posted: Dec 20, 2020 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: December 20, 2020

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