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Alicia Rojas, microbiologist: 'Climate change is expanding malaria to areas of the US' | Science - Vimarsana News

Alicia Rojas, microbiologist: 'Climate change is expanding malaria to areas of the US' | Science

The Costa Rican scientist is calling for greater investment in parasitic diseases which affect one billion people in the world, mainly in Indigenous and vulnerable populations

Source: elpais.com
Boxing Insider Fight Night -- Gian Garrido has found the right place for himself… in the ring - Vimarsana News

Boxing Insider Fight Night -- Gian Garrido has found the right place for himself… in the ring

Boxing often provides a way out for people who are in difficult circumstances. For some, it began as a way to stay out of trouble. For Gian Garrido,

Maintaining a regular sleep schedule can help prevent cardiovascular disease - Vimarsana News

Maintaining a regular sleep schedule can help prevent cardiovascular disease

Insomnia and average sleep duration of less than five hours are associated with higher heart attack rates

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Pope Francis presides over funeral of predecessor Benedict - Vimarsana News

Pope Francis presides over funeral of predecessor Benedict

While many leading figures have praised Benedict since his death, criticism has also been aired, including by victims of clergy sexual abuse, who have accused him of seeking to protect the Church at all costs. THREE COFFINS After the funeral ceremony, the coffin will be taken back inside the basilica and encased in zinc before being sealed in a second wooden casket. Because Benedict was no longer a head of state when he died, only two countries, Italy and his native Germany, sent official delegations on Thursday.

Pope Benedict's coffin carried into St. Peter's Square for funeral - Vimarsana News

Pope Benedict's coffin carried into St. Peter's Square for funeral

While many leading figures have praised Benedict since his death, criticism has also been aired, including by victims of clergy sexual abuse, who have accused him of seeking to protect the Church at all costs. THREE COFFINS After the funeral ceremony, the coffin will be taken back inside the basilica and encased in zinc before being sealed in a second wooden casket. Because Benedict was no longer a head of state when he died, only two countries, Italy and his native Germany, sent official delegations on Thursday.