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Achievements and Challenges in Indian Healthcare: New Insights - Vimarsana News

Achievements and Challenges in Indian Healthcare: New Insights

India's reduced infant mortality is attributed to improved delivery practices, universal immunization, better sanitation, mid-day meals, and food fortification.

Immunization gap behind measles, pertussis rise - Vimarsana News

Immunization gap behind measles, pertussis rise

THE World Health Organization (WHO) said gaps in the immunization program during the 2019 Covid pandemic led to the increase in cases of measles and pertussis in the Western Pacific Region, including the Philippines.

Gov. Jim Justice kills Republican effort to grant vaccine exemptions to students at private and parochial schools - Vimarsana News

Gov. Jim Justice kills Republican effort to grant vaccine exemptions to students at private and parochial schools

Republicans in the West Virginia Legislature passed a bill that would eliminate the vaccine requirements for students in virtual public schools and enable private schools and parochial schools to set their own policies. Requirements would, however, remain in place for students participating in san...

Kindergarten registration begins tomorrow for AACPS - Vimarsana News

Kindergarten registration begins tomorrow for AACPS

Anne Arundel County Public Schools' kindergarten registration for the 2024-2025 school year will open on Wednesday, April 3.Parents and guardians can rese

Digital payments revolutionize health worker compensation in Africa - Vimarsana News

Digital payments revolutionize health worker compensation in Africa

Campaigns in Africa to stop polio and other diseases have a more stable, better-motivated workforce thanks to WHO's collaboration with countries and partners to pay frontline health workers through their mobile phones instead of in cash.