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MiCare Path Joins the Innovators' Network at American Heart Association (AHA) Center for Health Technology & Innovation and Will Integrate AHA Digital Science-Based CarePlans into Its Platform - Vimarsana News

MiCare Path Joins the Innovators' Network at American Heart Association (AHA) Center for Health Technology & Innovation and Will Integrate AHA Digital Science-Based CarePlans into Its Platform

/PRNewswire/ -- MiCare Path, a platform that optimizes patient care through remote patient monitoring, has joined the AHA for Health Technology & Innovation's...

Police: Man shot, woman in custody after shooting at apartment complex in Madisonville - Vimarsana News

Police: Man shot, woman in custody after shooting at apartment complex in Madisonville

A man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a woman shot him at an apartment complex in Madisonville, Cincinnati police said.

Source: wlwt.com
Queen Elizabeth II's Lasting Legacy (VIDEO) - Vimarsana News

Queen Elizabeth II's Lasting Legacy (VIDEO)

Members of the royal family traveled to Scotland to be with the monarch after she was placed under medical supervision.

Source: newsy.com
"BMF" & "All American" Star Da'Vinchi to Host NCRF HBCU Tour - Brazil Business Today - Vimarsana News

"BMF" & "All American" Star Da'Vinchi to Host NCRF HBCU Tour - Brazil Business Today

HBCU Students Get Up Close & Personal While Learning to Navigate the Entertainment Industry

A high-risk pair – a drug and DNA variant increase heart disease risk in cancer survivors - Vimarsana News

A high-risk pair – a drug and DNA variant increase heart disease risk in cancer survivors

St. Jude scientists identified a genetic difference in childhood cancer survivors treated with chemotherapy that predisposes them to heart problems as adults.

Source: stjude.org