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Two Kids Born Deaf Finally Able to Hear, Parents Share the Experience as 'Truly a Miracle' - Vimarsana News

Two Kids Born Deaf Finally Able to Hear, Parents Share the Experience as 'Truly a Miracle'

Siblings born with hearing loss can now hear through cochlear implants, and their parents described their first hearing moments as "purely magic."

Ukrainian Families Torn Apart by War: 1.7 Million Refugees Flee Ukraine as Russian Attacks Intensify - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Families Torn Apart by War: 1.7 Million Refugees Flee Ukraine as Russian Attacks Intensify

The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine worsens with Russia intensifying its attacks across the war-torn country. With the Russian onslaught showing no signs of stopping, Ukrainian families have decided to flee their home nation and resume their lives in neighboring countries.

Iowa Tornado Kills 4 Members of a Family, Including Grandmother and 2 Young Children - Vimarsana News

Iowa Tornado Kills 4 Members of a Family, Including Grandmother and 2 Young Children

At least seven people were killed in Iowa after powerful tornadoes tore through the central part of the state on Saturday night. The devastating storms proved costly for one Iowa family, with four of its members passing away because of the deadly tornado.

Parents Seek Compensation Over Significant Test Failures at NHS Lothian's Child Hearing Service - Vimarsana News

Parents Seek Compensation Over Significant Test Failures at NHS Lothian's Child Hearing Service

After a report found significant failures at the health board's hearing service for children, more than a dozen families are suing NHS Lothian. An independent audit of NHS Lothian's services found the health board misdiagnosing 155 of the 1,113 patients it treated between 2009 and 2018.