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Suspicious suicide deemed homicide: RRPD, mother urges public to come forward, bring justice for victim - Vimarsana News

Suspicious suicide deemed homicide: RRPD, mother urges public to come forward, bring justice for victim

Roanoke Rapids Police investigators and a mother are urging the public to come forward surrounding a homicide that was initially called in as a suicide.

Bell: Smith to Alberta Health Services managers — shape up or ship out - Vimarsana News

Bell: Smith to Alberta Health Services managers — shape up or ship out

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will fire all managers at Alberta Health Services who do not help fix the woes in the health care system.

National security: Australia needs a formal national security strategy and a national security adviser - Vimarsana News

National security: Australia needs a formal national security strategy and a national security adviser

The government has reached a point where it can no longer avoid open discussion of fundamental questions about unpreparedness for strategic trouble ahead.

Source: afr.com
From AI to Ozempic: The healthcare trends 44 leaders are watching - Vimarsana News

From AI to Ozempic: The healthcare trends 44 leaders are watching

As 2023 comes to a close and healthcare leaders nationwide are setting their sights on 2024, there are a few key trends that the majority of industry professionals are focusing on.  

Stollery Children's Hospital emergency room 'is just very busy' - Vimarsana News

Stollery Children's Hospital emergency room 'is just very busy'

Health workers and parents in Edmonton are raising concerns about how the health system will cope with student illness through the winter, as sick kids flood emergency rooms.