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Want to publish Open Access? These 4 resources from UAB Libraries can help - Vimarsana News

Want to publish Open Access? These 4 resources from UAB Libraries can help

Researchers can secure funding to cover article processing charges in open access publications and publish at no cost in Wiley and Cambridge journals,...

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California coronavirus updates: California is ending its COVID-19 state of emergency order today - Vimarsana News

California coronavirus updates: California is ending its COVID-19 state of emergency order today

When California recorded the first U.S. case of COVID-19 more than three years ago, the news was met with fear, confusion and public ire.

California coronavirus updates: Judges denied many 'compassionate release' requests for prisoners during pandemic, data show - Vimarsana News

California coronavirus updates: Judges denied many 'compassionate release' requests for prisoners during pandemic, data show

More than four years ago, former President Donald Trump signed the First Step Act, a bipartisan bill meant to free people in federal prisons who are terminally ill or aging and pose little to no threat to public safety.

California coronavirus updates: Yolo County to end COVID-19 emergency declaration next week - Vimarsana News

California coronavirus updates: Yolo County to end COVID-19 emergency declaration next week

Yolo County is ending its COVID-19 emergency declaration next Tuesday, Feb. 28.

California coronavirus updates: COVID-19 pandemic likely worsened health care worker shortage - Vimarsana News

California coronavirus updates: COVID-19 pandemic likely worsened health care worker shortage

Senators are eying the growing shortage of health care workers in the U.S. as one of the few problems where there’s room for bipartisan solutions.