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Mental Health And Addictions Initiative Launches In Pharmacies - Vimarsana News

Mental Health And Addictions Initiative Launches In Pharmacies

Pharmacies act on the campaign to advocate for health equity for people experiencing mental health and addiction challenges. Equally Well Collaborative Aotearoa, a leading advocate for addressing unmet physical health needs of people with lived experience ...

Community Scoop » New Funding Helps People With Mental Health And Addiction Needs To Get Vaccinated - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » New Funding Helps People With Mental Health And Addiction Needs To Get Vaccinated

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Stroke, cancer and other chronic diseases more likely for those with poor mental health - Vimarsana News

Stroke, cancer and other chronic diseases more likely for those with poor mental health

Physical disease linked to mental health disorders

SLUČAJ "GEOKS" ponovo pokrenuo raspravu o opravdanosti pomoći stranim firmama - Vimarsana News

SLUČAJ "GEOKS" ponovo pokrenuo raspravu o opravdanosti pomoći stranim firmama

Dolazak svakog novog investitora u zemlju ili odlazak iz Srbije, kao u slučaju "Geoksa", uvek podgreje raspravu o opravdanosti državne pomoći stranim kompanijama. I dok deo javnosti smatra da bi novac iz budžeta trebalo usmeriti isključivo ka domaćoj privredi, ekonomisti kažu da bez stranih investitora ne bismo imali visok rast BDP-a. Sa najviših mesta u državi poslednjih dana stižu potvrde da se od politike podsticaja stranim investitorima neće odustati.

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Research Prompts Vaccine Priority Rethink - Vimarsana News

Research Prompts Vaccine Priority Rethink

Friday, 9 July 2021, 3:35 pm People with mental health and addiction issues are now included as a priority group for the Covid-19 vaccine, after evidence was given to Government urging them to recognise the physical health vulnerability of the group. A key piece of research that helped to inform this decision has been released in the New Zealand Medical Journal today. Entitled Addressing structural discrimination: prioritising people with mental health and addiction issues during the Covid-19 pandemic, it makes for sobering reading. Authored by an expert advisory group convened by Equally W...