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Some families ask for help for the first time - Vimarsana News

Some families ask for help for the first time

“Today I want to tell you the books [you brought] helped me a lot in my delay. I can speak several sentences.”

Source: boston.com
Heavy-Duty Collaborative Palletizing System Addresses Potato Industry's Labor Shortages - Vimarsana News

Heavy-Duty Collaborative Palletizing System Addresses Potato Industry's Labor Shortages

A limited labor pool compels a potato farmer to think outside the box. The solution? Two rugged electric finger grippers mounted to a cobot arm that handle the 52.5-lb boxes.

Heavy-Duty Collaborative Palletizing System Addresses Potato Industry's Labor Shortages - Vimarsana News

Heavy-Duty Collaborative Palletizing System Addresses Potato Industry's Labor Shortages

A limited labor pool compels a potato farmer to think outside the box. The solution? Two rugged electric finger grippers mounted to a cobot arm that handle the 52.5-lb boxes.

San Diego Has 15,000 Fewer Black Students than It Had 15 Years Ago - Vimarsana News

San Diego Has 15,000 Fewer Black Students than It Had 15 Years Ago

The demographics of San Diego County schools have been shifting significantly in recent years, with the number of Black students dropping significantly and the number of Latino children ticking up. 

JAMA: A willing accomplice to co-opting "nonpharmacologic" treatments for pain as being "alternative" or "complementary" - Vimarsana News

JAMA: A willing accomplice to co-opting "nonpharmacologic" treatments for pain as being "alternative" or "complementary"

That I’m not a fan of the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH, formerly known as the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, or NCCAM) should come as no surprise to anyone. Basically, from its very inception as the Office of Alternative Medicine in the early 1990s to its growth to large center with a yearly budget of $120+ million, NCCIH has served one purpose: The promotion and attempted legitimization of quackery and magical thinking in medicine, the better to “integrate” pseudoscientific medicine with science-based medicine.