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UNAIDS The Epidemiological Well-Being international conference, which will draw attention to the need for stronger health systems and preparedness against epidemics in the light of the colliding COVID-19 and HIV pandemics, opened today in Moscow, Russian Federation. The aims of the conference include discussions on the progress made against infectious diseases globally, highlighting interim results for reaching the goal of ending AIDS by 2030 and coming up with recommendations for sustainable approaches to combating infectious diseases. The conference was opened by Anna Popova, Head of the Fe...

To ensure the involvement of civil society and ensure an open, transparent and participatory process, UNAIDS is forming, by the end of March, a multistakeholder task force comprised of representatives of civil society and the private sector. The task force will advise UNAIDS on the format, theme and programme of the multistakeholder hearing and will help to identify speakers

Listen here. Two community colleges in Missouri, including one in Springfield, will soon offer bachelor’s degrees in respiratory therapy. Ozarks Technical Community College and St. Louis Community College announced their approval from the Coordinating Board for Higher Education to offer respiratory therapy as a bachelor’s degree this week.  It’s the first time a community college in Missouri has gotten approval to offer a bachelor’s in any subject.  Aaron Light, Respiratory Therapy Program Director at OTC, says this comes after a new requirement by CoARC.   “When CoARC had thei...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — For the first time in the state, two community colleges in Missouri will be allowed to offer bachelor's degrees. Missouri’s

OTC To Offer Respiratory Therapy Bachelor’s Degree