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Crawford Technologies Hosts Three Days Of Educational Document Accessibility Content At 2022 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference - Vimarsana News

Crawford Technologies Hosts Three Days Of Educational Document Accessibility Content At 2022 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference

Crawford Technologies, provider of innovative document solutions that streamline, improve and manage customer communications, announced today it will...

Tonko highlights 10 Capital Region projects chosen for federal funding push - Vimarsana News

Tonko highlights 10 Capital Region projects chosen for federal funding push

AMSTERDAM, N.Y. — Rep. Paul D. Tonko announced a slate of 10 improvement and community development projects, compiled from across the Capital Region, that he is submitting to the House Committee on Appropriations in a bid to bring direct federal investment to the region under the committee’s new Community Project Funding (CPF) process. “With the right combination of visionary leadership and investment in our communities, we can unleash the untapped potential all across our Capital Region in ways that will help our people, businesses and industries grow and thrive,” Tonko s...

New York lawmakers lobby for projects as earmark process, once tainted by scandal, returns - Vimarsana News

New York lawmakers lobby for projects as earmark process, once tainted by scandal, returns

Highway overhauls. New sidewalks. Electric buses. Broadband expansion. Scientific...

In sickness and health: Professor explores the intersection of ethics and disease - Vimarsana News

In sickness and health: Professor explores the intersection of ethics and disease

, which considers the global health responsibilities of pharmaceutical companies, and makes the case for a new kind of ethical investment in public health. Her recent pieces draw on ideas that she first laid out in the book, written long before the coronavirus pandemic. “The idea is, can we better align research and development with health impact rather than sales volume?” she asked. The human right to health While tuberculosis, AIDS and malaria remain stark realities in the developing world, the medications that treat them are scarce, costly and increasingly obsolete as resistance rate...