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Study: COVID-19 variants responsible for nearly half of one million U.S. Deaths - Vimarsana News

Study: COVID-19 variants responsible for nearly half of one million U.S. Deaths

COVID-19 variants were responsible for approximately 460,000 deaths in the U.S. since the start of the pandemic, according to a new preprint study released this

Source: yale.edu
Shortage of specialized docs hits healthcare badly - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

Shortage of specialized docs hits healthcare badly - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

GMC Kathua on verge of becoming a ‘defunct’ Institute Goldi Sharma JAMMU, June 2: Lack of specialized doctors and supporting staff is hitting the functioning of the newly established Government Medical College Kathua as most of the departments are working with less than 50 percent manpower which adversely affects public healthcare. The Jammu and Kashmir Government had created more than 800 posts during its announcement including one Professor, two Associate Professors, four Assistant Professors, six Registrars/Senior Residents and 12 Junior […]

Arming Teachers: Risks and a False Sense of Security - Vimarsana News

Arming Teachers: Risks and a False Sense of Security

There is no evidence that arming teachers increases school safety, while even highly trained police hit their target only 18% of the time.

Government student receives Boren Scholarship to study in Indonesia » Liberty News - Vimarsana News

Government student receives Boren Scholarship to study in Indonesia » Liberty News

Senior Helms School of Government student Brent Schuliger became the first student from Liberty University to receive the Boren Award National Security Scholarship, a highly competitive honor that allows recipients to travel abroad, study the language and culture of another...

Weekly links May 27: it's hard to sleep when it's hot, schooling losses in Brazil, people like randomizing, when is tradition outdated, academic statistics, and more… - Vimarsana News

Weekly links May 27: it's hard to sleep when it's hot, schooling losses in Brazil, people like randomizing, when is tradition outdated, academic statistics, and more…

This week's links include journal statistics from the AEA reports, learning losses from the pandemic in Brazil, an interview with Leonard Wantchekon, and more...