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Why Vaccines for Common Respiratory Illnesses Give Dubious Protection - Vimarsana News

Why Vaccines for Common Respiratory Illnesses Give Dubious Protection

Historically, vaccines were designed to protect against infection and transmission. However, this property does not extend to the ...

COVID-19 emergency ends: Are we prepared for next pandemic? - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 emergency ends: Are we prepared for next pandemic?

Governments seem uninterested in studying what happened. Instead, a group of 34 professionals has studied the pandemic and published a book on their findings. “The members of our group are angry,” they said.

Upstate Medical names new chair of department of medicine - Vimarsana News

Upstate Medical names new chair of department of medicine

SYRACUSE — A doctor who has been a professor of medicine at Dartmouth College’s Geisel School of Medicine will soon lead the department of medicine at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse.

Source: cnybj.com
Celebrating a Champion of Early Breast Cancer Detection: Dr. Seema Bakhru Honored by the American Cancer Society - Vimarsana News

Celebrating a Champion of Early Breast Cancer Detection: Dr. Seema Bakhru Honored by the American Cancer Society

Connecticut Breast Imaging is proud to announce that one of its esteemed breast imaging radiologists, Seema Bakhru, M.D., along with Roy de Souza, co-founder and CEO of BreakBio, will be honored at American Cancer Society’s upcoming "Women Leading the Way to Wellness" luncheon on May 11th.

The gender pay gap for female doctors is deepest for those who are also mothers - Vimarsana News

The gender pay gap for female doctors is deepest for those who are also mothers

A new study finds female doctors get paid significantly less over the course of their careers if they're married and have children compared to male doctors who have children.

Source: wbaa.org