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Cruellest education cuts hurt students the most - Vimarsana News

Cruellest education cuts hurt students the most

It is clear that this government does not see itself as the defender, let alone champion, of public education. What a travesty for the majority of our children who attend public schools.

Source: smh.com.au
Daily briefing: Blockbuster anti-obesity drug Wegovy slashes heart-attack risk - Vimarsana News

Daily briefing: Blockbuster anti-obesity drug Wegovy slashes heart-attack risk

Semaglutide, sold under the name Wegovy, seems to protect against heart disease. Plus, dreams of new physics fade with the latest muon magnetism result and how deaf scientists are revolutionizing sign language. Semaglutide, sold under the name Wegovy, seems to protect against heart disease. Plus, dreams of new physics fade with the latest muon magnetism result and how deaf scientists are revolutionizing sign language.

Source: nature.com
How We Used Machine Learning to Look Where Ebola May Strike — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

How We Used Machine Learning to Look Where Ebola May Strike — ProPublica

ProPublica spent months teaching a computer to analyze past Ebola outbreaks linked to deforestation. What we found reveals a weakness in the way that governments and public health experts are preparing for future pandemics.

Friday's on my mind - Vimarsana News

Friday's on my mind

Rob Lourey, David Pigott, Robert Christie, Joy Nason, Kaye Llewhellyn, Adrian Connelly, Maureen Donlon, Maurice Collins, Seppo Ranki, Helen Lewin, Garry Thomas

Friday's On My Mind - Vimarsana News

Friday's On My Mind

OKAY. We understand it. Readers of the print edition would have been greeted yesterday with an eerily familiar Column 8. In fact, it was Friday's Column 8,