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Military abortion travel policy Tuberville objects to costs only $1 million a year, analysis says - Vimarsana News

Military abortion travel policy Tuberville objects to costs only $1 million a year, analysis says

The Defense Department policy that has caused Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R- Ala., to hold up more than 350 military promotions since mid-February costs only $1 million a year, according to an analysis published Friday in a medical journal.

Are 'prompt engineer' jobs real? Yes, but maybe not for long. - Vimarsana News

Are 'prompt engineer' jobs real? Yes, but maybe not for long.

There are real companies seeking prompt engineers and offering generous pay packages.

Access to Abortion Clinics Declines Sharply - Vimarsana News

Access to Abortion Clinics Declines Sharply

Travel time to abortion clinics has increased exponentially, limiting access to clinics for many women.

UIndy Hosts 2022 Swim4Nick Memorial Meet Remembering Parkland Victim - Vimarsana News

UIndy Hosts 2022 Swim4Nick Memorial Meet Remembering Parkland Victim

Nick Dworet was committed to swim for the University of Indianapolis when he was killed in a school shooting in Florida in 2018. He would have been a senior this season.

'Pharmacy deserts' are new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

'Pharmacy deserts' are new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19

(PRESIDIO, Texas) — Jorge Figueroa was willing to drive eight hours round trip. He wasn’t going on vacation or to visit a relative. Instead, he was planning to get a lifesaving shot to protect him from COVID-19 — a shot that many Americans can now conveniently access at their neighborhood pharmacy. The 54-year-old father of four has been eager to get vaccinated because he has high blood pressure, which could increase his risk of severe illness from the coronavirus. But Figueroa lives in Presidio, Texas, a city of about 4,000 people on the U.S.-Mexico border where there’s no hospital, ...

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