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Clarivate Acquires Global QMS, Inc., Expanding Life Sciences & Healthcare Segment into New Markets - Vimarsana News

Clarivate Acquires Global QMS, Inc., Expanding Life Sciences & Healthcare Segment into New Markets

Acquisition supports critical client workflow and reporting needs with proprietary SaaS platform, automating regulatory report authoring and compliance across manufacturing operations, supply chain...

Boston University Drops Five-Day Isolation Requirement for COVID - Vimarsana News

Boston University Drops Five-Day Isolation Requirement for COVID

Following federal and state health guidelines, BU has dropped its five-day isolation policy for students, faculty, and staff who test positive for COVID-19.

Source: bu.edu
What to Know about Emergency Contraception | Hey BU Blog - Vimarsana News

What to Know about Emergency Contraception | Hey BU Blog

Emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. We’ve got info on the types of emergency contraception and how to get them at BU.

Source: bu.edu
Virtual Care Contract Not a Long-Term Solution to Doctor Shortage, says NLMA - Vimarsana News

Virtual Care Contract Not a Long-Term Solution to Doctor Shortage, says NLMA

Virtual care is here to stay, at least in some instances, according to government. The province yesterday anno...

Source: vocm.com
Doctors worried about 'splintering' of health system as virtual care comes online - Vimarsana News

Doctors worried about 'splintering' of health system as virtual care comes online

The medical association wants assurances doctors won't be lured away from community practices to work with a new virtual service. Health Minister Tom Osborne says no doctors will be "poached" from community-based practices.

Source: cbc.ca