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PHL invests under-1% of GDP to fight stunting, says PIDS - Vimarsana News

PHL invests under-1% of GDP to fight stunting, says PIDS

THE Philippines invests less than a percent of its GDP for nutrition programs that could prevent stunting, according to a study released by state-owned think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS). In the study, titled “A Review of Public Expenditures for Nutrition in National Government Agencies of the Philippines…

Some say the pandemic's over. For others, 'It's like being told my life doesn't matter' - Vimarsana News

Some say the pandemic's over. For others, 'It's like being told my life doesn't matter'

Those with compromised immune systems say their concerns are marginalized.

Source: wbur.org
Some say the pandemic's over. For others, 'It's like being told my life doesn't matter' - Vimarsana News

Some say the pandemic's over. For others, 'It's like being told my life doesn't matter'

Those with compromised immune systems say their concerns are marginalized.

Long lines at IMS on first day of vaccinations for ages 5-11 - Vimarsana News

Long lines at IMS on first day of vaccinations for ages 5-11

Children ages 5 to 11 could start getting vaccinated against COVID-19 on Wednesday, which made for long lines at the IMS vaccination clinic.

Source: wthr.com
Writing's on the wall - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Writing's on the wall - The Nassau Guardian

Writing’s on the wall Politics is taking precedence in the third wave as cases surge and deaths mount Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis. BIS PHOTO New COVID-19 cases for April are now at the country’s highest since the second wave’s destructive peak last October. The country is continuing to record confirmed and suspected COVID-19 deaths this month, and hospitalizations show no sign of abating. A growing number of agencies as well as schools throughout the country are being forced to temporarily close due to COVID-19 exposures. Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) has been forced to scale ...