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Mayor Brown seeks feedback on $36m cut to arts spending: 'No decisions have been made yet' - Vimarsana News

Mayor Brown seeks feedback on $36m cut to arts spending: 'No decisions have been made yet'

The Herald can reveal Auckland Council's total spend on the arts according to Mayor Brown.

Artificial Intelligence may Tell How Long a Cancer Patient can Live - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence may Tell How Long a Cancer Patient can Live

Is it possible to predict the life expectancy of a cancer patient? Yes, artificial intelligence (AI) can predict cancer patient survival by just reading doctor's notes.

NICE fails to recommend Boehringer Ingelheim and Lilly Alliance's empagliflozin - Vimarsana News

NICE fails to recommend Boehringer Ingelheim and Lilly Alliance's empagliflozin

The treatment has been developed to treat certain chronic heart failure patients and is approved elsewhere - News - PharmaTimes

Bank of Italy issues new Regulation on supervision of investment firms (SIMs) - Vimarsana News

Bank of Italy issues new Regulation on supervision of investment firms (SIMs)

On 23 December 2022, the Bank of Italy issued the Regulation on the supervision of investment firms (known as “SIMs” in Italy), which implements the…

The Urge to Over-Legislate: Criminal Law and Public Opinion in the United Kingdom - Vimarsana News

The Urge to Over-Legislate: Criminal Law and Public Opinion in the United Kingdom

In the 10 years in which Tony Blair was Prime Minister in Britain atotal of 3,023 new offenses were legislated--roughly two new crimescreated for every day Parliament was in session. Many of these newlaws are trivial and unnecessary. Many of the offenses areaddressed appropriately in civil law. But lawmakers bowed to thepublic's clamor to "do something" with results that are unjust anddestructive.