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In many ways, the COVID-19 pandemic forced positive changes in how medicine is practiced in communities and at academic medical centers, with Family Medicine departments working at the front lines to provide care and forge relationships with community partners, according to a Duke Health review.
SASKATOON – Take a unique-in-Canada science project, inject $1.65 million, add brilliant young scientists from Saskatchewan and around the world, and mix in a rigorous set of professional . . .
Maynard and Stow church briefs, May 6-12 Community Content ‘Gender Effects in the Time of Pandemic’ On Sunday, May 9, First Parish Church of Stow & Acton, Unitarian Universalist, will offer a virtual service on “Gender Effects in the Time of Pandemic.” For Mother’s Day this year, the Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum will look at how the effects of the pandemic have fallen unequally onto the shoulders of people identified as women, as well as trans and non-binary peoples. FPC's services can be accessed by computer or phone or by tuning in to 107.7 FM from the FPC parking lot at 353 Great Roa...
Maynard and Stow church briefs, April 29-May 5
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This NASA scientist changed the way we see satellite images of Earth Dr. Valerie L. Thomas is known for her role in developing Landsat image processing data systems Updated: Tags: Dr. Valerie L. Thomas in 1979 standing with a stack of early Landsat Computer Compatible Tapes and Dr. Valerie L. Thomas today (NASA) When you think of pioneering Black female aerospace workers, the 2016 film, “Hidden Figures” comes to mind. It showcases how Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Johnson played a pivotal role at NASA. They weren’t the only ones paving the way. Dr. Valerie L. Thomas a...