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When patients with dementia become combative, there's often nowhere to go but a state psych ward – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

When patients with dementia become combative, there's often nowhere to go but a state psych ward – Daily Press

Experts agree hospitals like Eastern State aren’t the place for dementia patients. The problem is, Virginia has few other options.

Maryland can build more than 3,500 MW of energy storage by 2033: report - Vimarsana News

Maryland can build more than 3,500 MW of energy storage by 2033: report

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

Limousin and Angus bulls shared $12,000 top-priced honours at Brunswick | Farm Weekly - Vimarsana News

Limousin and Angus bulls shared $12,000 top-priced honours at Brunswick | Farm Weekly

It appeared active buyers were chasing specific bulls and showed they were keen to bid up on these...

Rare Joseon-era map returns home from Japan - Vimarsana News

Rare Joseon-era map returns home from Japan

A rare map of the Korean Peninsula from the 19th century has been returned to Korea from Japan. The Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) on Thursday unveiled “Daedongyeojido,” which was previously owned by a Japanese collector. Officials of the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation flew to the country to check the condition of the relic and negotiate a deal for its return.

Rare Joseon-era map returns home from Japan - Vimarsana News

Rare Joseon-era map returns home from Japan

A rare map of the Korean Peninsula from the 19th century has been returned to Korea from Japan. The Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) on Thursday unveiled “Daedongyeojido,” which was previously owned by a Japanese collector. Officials of the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation flew to the country to check the condition of the relic and negotiate a deal for its return.