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Gender concordance between patient and surgeon may not affect mortality rates, study finds - Vimarsana News

Gender concordance between patient and surgeon may not affect mortality rates, study finds

New research finds little evidence that post-surgical patient mortality is lower when patient and surgeon are the same gender.

Things to do in Brunswick: U.S. Open King Mackerel Tournament - Vimarsana News

Things to do in Brunswick: U.S. Open King Mackerel Tournament

From a Civil War discussion to an art walk, here are things to do in Brunswick County this week

U.S. Military Surgeons in a Losing Battle Against Dwindling Proficiency - Vimarsana News

U.S. Military Surgeons in a Losing Battle Against Dwindling Proficiency

Military hospital system in dire need of change, experts say

Michigan Shows Why Managing The COVID-19 Endgame Is So Hard - Vimarsana News

Michigan Shows Why Managing The COVID-19 Endgame Is So Hard

Michigan Shows Why Managing The COVID-19 Endgame Is So Hard Americans are really quite done with the pandemic, but it's not over yet. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmerresponded to her state’s soaringCOVID-19 caseloads on Friday by calling for a two-week, voluntary return to more social distancing. “There’s a light at the end of the tunnel,” she said, highlighting the state’s progress at vaccination. “I want to get back to normal as much as everyone.” The steps are Whitmer’s first major actions since the state became the epicenter of a new COVID-19 wave spreading through parts of...

Detroit going door-to-door to push need for vaccinations | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Detroit going door-to-door to push need for vaccinations | News, Sports, Jobs

Associated Press Officials in Detroit are putting together plans to knock on doors across the 139-square-mile city to convince residents to get vaccinated for COVID-19. Detroit expects by the end of April to have crews start visiting homes to speak with residents about the importance of protecting themselves from the virus with vaccinations and how to sign up to receive the shots, The Detroit News reported. Despite drive-up vaccinations at a downtown convention center, mass vaccinations at Ford Field and Saturday vaccinations at churches, only 22% of Detroit residents have received at least ...