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Jeff Goldblum takes one more bite out of 'Jurassic World' - Vimarsana News

Jeff Goldblum takes one more bite out of 'Jurassic World'

NEW YORK (AP) — There is only one person who, in the middle of a massive dystopic...

'Jurassic World Dominion' proves the saga's ingenuity has gone extinct - Vimarsana News

'Jurassic World Dominion' proves the saga's ingenuity has gone extinct

After focusing the first "Jurassic World" movie on a lab-concocted dinosaur called the...

DECC will become COVID test-to-treat site - Vimarsana News

DECC will become COVID test-to-treat site

Next week, the COVID testing site at the DECC will become a "test-to-treat" site. That means high-risk people who test positive will immediately have access to a prescription for antiviral medicine. 

Source: wdio.com
New dashboard shows PFAS levels in Minnesota's drinking water - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports - Vimarsana News

New dashboard shows PFAS levels in Minnesota's drinking water - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

Known as “forever chemicals” for their persistence in the environment, PFAS have been popular with manufacturers for decades and can be found in everything from nonstick cookware coating to fire-extinguishing foam. Higher levels of exposure to PFAS have been linked to increased cancer risk, developmental delays in children, damage to organs such as the liver and thyroid, increased cholesterol levels and reduced immune functions, especially among young children.

Source: dglobe.com
New dashboard shows PFAS testing in Minnesota drinking water - Vimarsana News

New dashboard shows PFAS testing in Minnesota drinking water

State officials unveiled a new tool to help Minnesotans see if the PFAS levels in their drinking water could be harmful to them.

Source: kstp.com