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'I couldn't love her': the last UK child migrants to Australia on the long, lonely search for their mothers | Australia news - Vimarsana News

'I couldn't love her': the last UK child migrants to Australia on the long, lonely search for their mothers | Australia news

Seven thousand British children were sent to Australia last century, told they were orphans or unwanted. It wasn’t true. Now facing old age, 1,400 are still searching for their families

Morning Mail: ACBF-Youpla victims wait for compensation, Oscar goodie bag gift prompts questions - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: ACBF-Youpla victims wait for compensation, Oscar goodie bag gift prompts questions

Record profit for Saudi Aramco, Gary Lineker row deepens, Oscars coverage kicks off

'I never knew my mother escaped the Holocaust' - Vimarsana News

'I never knew my mother escaped the Holocaust'

Child migrant Michael Goodwin never knew his mother - a German Jew - spent her life looking for him.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Lauren Ancel Meyers to lead new UT Austin Center for Pandemic Decision Science - Vimarsana News

Lauren Ancel Meyers to lead new UT Austin Center for Pandemic Decision Science

Lauren Ancel Meyers will lead a new interdisciplinary Center for Pandemic Decision Science at the University of Texas at Austin, funded by a pilot grant from the National Science Foundation.

Contact tracing programs effectively mitigate local COVID-19 risks if accelerated, study says - Vimarsana News

Contact tracing programs effectively mitigate local COVID-19 risks if accelerated, study says

Contact tracing programs were deployed around the globe to slow the spread of COVID-19, but these programs could not prevent the multiple waves of transmission and loss of life that have occurred since March 2020. In a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers at The University of Texas at Austin found that a five-day delay between identifying a case and isolating contacts was the Achilles' heel of a contact tracing program in a large U.S. city.