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The TBI Action Alliance Brings Together a Passionate Community to Expedite Accurate Diagnosis and Treatments for Those Suffering from Traumatic Brain Injury - Vimarsana News

The TBI Action Alliance Brings Together a Passionate Community to Expedite Accurate Diagnosis and Treatments for Those Suffering from Traumatic Brain Injury

/PRNewswire/ -- The TBI Action Alliance (TBIAA) today announced the first-ever large-scale coordinated effort to accelerate the development of accurate...

Black AIDS Institute: "Antiquated" messaging to blame for spread of HIV/AIDS in Black communities - Vimarsana News

Black AIDS Institute: "Antiquated" messaging to blame for spread of HIV/AIDS in Black communities

A Black-centric organization is claiming that "antiquated" and non-culturally specific messaging is the reason African Americans have significantly higher rates of HIV and AIDS in the [...]

The Skanner News - Brothers Lean on "Granny," Aunt, One Another After Covid-19 Loss - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Brothers Lean on "Granny," Aunt, One Another After Covid-19 Loss

Black and Brown families have been disproportionately affected by the coronavirus pandemic. So have their children. According to the National Institutes of Health, tens of thousands of children have lost at least one parent or caregiver to COVID-19.

Vatican COVID-19 commission: Church can help combat rising violence against women - Vimarsana News

Vatican COVID-19 commission: Church can help combat rising violence against women

Vatican City, Feb 8, 2017 / 05:16 am (CNA/EWTN News).- On Wednesday Pope Francis made an urgent appeal for prayer on behalf for all suffering due to slavery and exploitation, pointing specifically to the minority Rohingya population of Myanmar, who have undergone violent persecution for years. “I would like pray with you today in a special way for our brother and sister Rohingya. They were driven out of Myanmar, they go from one place to another and no one wants them,” the Pope said Feb. 8. “They are good people, peaceful people, they aren’t Christians, but they are good. They are our...