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Map Shows US Missing-Persons Cases by State - Vimarsana News

Map Shows US Missing-Persons Cases by State

Oklahoma has the highest missing-persons rate of all the U.S. states, while Massachusetts has the lowest.

Map shows US missing-persons cases by state - Vimarsana News

Map shows US missing-persons cases by state

Oklahoma has the largest percentage of missing people in America, with Louisiana and Arkansas also above average, the latest federal statistics show. The data…

Source: biztoc.com
OPINION | Jane Marie Ongolo: Social media makes it easier for human traffickers to ensnare victims - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Jane Marie Ongolo: Social media makes it easier for human traffickers to ensnare victims

The internet has revolutionised human trafficking. It has presented recruiters with more convenient ways to connect with targeted victims, usually with fake job offers, or to find buyers for their products, such as human kidneys, and even to livestream acts of exploitation, writes Jane Marie Ongolo.

Source: news24.com
Social media is making it easier for human traffickers to ensnare victims - Vimarsana News

Social media is making it easier for human traffickers to ensnare victims

However, in the SADC member states the number of human trafficking cases recorded fell between 2017 and 2020, probably due to the increased focus on such crimes

Source: mg.co.za
Inequities in access to primary care among opioid recipients in Ontario, Canada: A population-based cohort study - Vimarsana News

Inequities in access to primary care among opioid recipients in Ontario, Canada: A population-based cohort study

In a retrospective cohort study, Tara Gomes and colleagues study associations between opioid use history and reattachment to a primary care provider following termination of enrollment among residents of Ontario, Canada.

Source: plos.org