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Licence to Practice - Vimarsana News

Licence to Practice

Wedding bells are ringing in Portwenn!

Source: gpb.org
Research Claims Medical Professionals Now Ready to Embrace AI - Vimarsana News

Research Claims Medical Professionals Now Ready to Embrace AI

Healthcare workers are now growing interested in using AI. Recent research says that healthcare workers in the United Kingdom (UK) are growing interested in the power of artificial intelligence (AI).

Single White Bevy - Vimarsana News

Single White Bevy

Local vet Angela Sim has to consult Martin about a lump in her breast.

Source: gpb.org
Pandemic aftermath: GPs are disaster responders now - Vimarsana News

Pandemic aftermath: GPs are disaster responders now

GPs require “combat levels” of self-care to deal with the aftermath of the covid pandemic, an expert in disaster recovery told the Royal College of General Practitioners’ annual meeting in Glasgow. Lucy Easthope, professor in practice of risk and hazard at the University of Durham, explained what this should look like “A pandemic fundamentally changes the social contract between the public and healthcare workers. The patients you saw in 2019 are gone. The harm of the pandemic will be experienced for a minimum of 10 to 30 years, and it will hit primary care the very hardest. “GPs are ...

Source: bmj.com
Beer and wine bottles could be slapped with cancer warning stickers in Australia - Vimarsana News

Beer and wine bottles could be slapped with cancer warning stickers in Australia

Beer and wine bottles could soon have health warning labels similar to cigarette packaging - if the government listens to calls from national health organisations.