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Dry Creek Church expansion progresses - Vimarsana News

Dry Creek Church expansion progresses

The Dry Creek Bible Church is completing Phase 1 of its third building expansion since it started as a church in this valley in 1884.

Trump Makes It Official: He's Going To Pull Military Funding, Because Congress Won't Kill The Open Internet - Vimarsana News

Trump Makes It Official: He's Going To Pull Military Funding, Because Congress Won't Kill The Open Internet

There were some questions as to whether or not Trump would actually go through with his threat to veto the National Defense...

Lilly, Life for a Child and Beyond Type 1 advance partnership to improve diabetes care in resource-limited countries - Vimarsana News

Lilly, Life for a Child and Beyond Type 1 advance partnership to improve diabetes care in resource-limited countries

Starting in February 2021, the partners will expand access to care for youth with diabetes from approximately 23,000 in 2020 to approximately 150,000 in 65 countries over the next 10 years. The program also strives to improve outcomes in all countries that receive support. Type 1 diabetes management support includes access to mealtime and basal insulins, reusable pens, blood glucose monitoring, A1C testing and diabetes education. "Insulin has improved dramatically since it was first discovered a century ago, but there is still much work to be done to ensure equitable access to quality diabet...

Research effort driving advances to combat traumatic brain injuries - Vimarsana News

Research effort driving advances to combat traumatic brain injuries

Date Time Research effort driving advances to combat traumatic brain injuries Mechanical engineering professor Christian Franck – at right, in this photo taken before the COVID-19 pandemic – and graduate student Harry Cramer prepare to deliver an impact to a network of cells in a dish, simulating the damage of a concussion-causing collision. Photo by Kristen Koenig Many concussions don’t produce noticeable symptoms, leaving them likely to go undiagnosed and putting the injured at increased risk for lasting complications like brain damage. A team of researchers led by University of Wisco...