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New partnership aims to boost number of respiratory therapists - Vimarsana News

New partnership aims to boost number of respiratory therapists

A new partnership aims to recruit more respiratory therapists in a field deemed essential but often overlooked.

Source: wcax.com
UVM Health Network and Vermont State University partner to support respiratory care in Vermont - Vimarsana News

UVM Health Network and Vermont State University partner to support respiratory care in Vermont

In the wake of the pandemic, which left many Vermonters needing specialized respiratory care, the partnership’s goal is “to preserve and expand Vermont’s only pipeline for these crucial health care team members,” according to a press release.

'Court-martialled' general continues legal battle to clear his name - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

'Court-martialled' general continues legal battle to clear his name - Pakistan

Lt Gen retired Javed Iqbal was released on Dec 29 after the new military leadership reviewed his case soon after taking charge.

Source: dawn.com
Pakistan's retired general convicted of espionage pardoned by new military leadership - Vimarsana News

Pakistan's retired general convicted of espionage pardoned by new military leadership

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Ex-Pak general convicted of espionage pardoned by new military leadership - Vimarsana News

Ex-Pak general convicted of espionage pardoned by new military leadership

A retired Pakistani general convicted of sharing "classified information" with foreign spies has been pardoned by the new military leadership and released from prison.However, he still plans to continue challenging the guilty verdict, ...