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New study reveals serious gaps in research on cancer among Black Canadians - Vimarsana News

New study reveals serious gaps in research on cancer among Black Canadians

There's no data on how the 20 most common cancers in the country affect Black people, according to a new study from the University of Ottawa.

Source: cbc.ca
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Researchers Exploring Ways to Expand Use of Biomass - Vimarsana News

Researchers Exploring Ways to Expand Use of Biomass

A resurgence in the use of biomass to produce energy is underway, in part as a way for countries to continue the transition away from fossil fuels for electricity production. Groups are working on ways to burn

New rector: uni's fourth research centre to arrive in 2024 - Vimarsana News

New rector: uni's fourth research centre to arrive in 2024

Jens Kreisel officially succeeded Stéphane Pallage as rector of the University of Luxembourg on 1 January 2023. On Thursday 19 January, he was officially presented alongside Claude Meisch (DP), the minister for higher education and research.

Source: delano.lu
Southern Ontario ski resorts wait patiently for Mother Nature to deliver colder temperatures - Vimarsana News

Southern Ontario ski resorts wait patiently for Mother Nature to deliver colder temperatures

Ski and snowboard resorts in southern Ontario are suffering because of mild temperatures and rainy weather that are affecting hill conditions. Some have only been able to allow a few runs, while others haven't opened at all this season.

Source: cbc.ca