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Women need their own plan to beat diabetes - Vimarsana News

Women need their own plan to beat diabetes

The NHS strategy to counter Britain's obesity epidemic and the rise in cases of type 2 diabetes is less likely to work on women in their 40s and 50s.

UNODC projects 40% drug usage increase in Africa by 2030 - Vimarsana News

UNODC projects 40% drug usage increase in Africa by 2030

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has projected a 40 per cent increase on drug use in Africa by 2030. The UNODC made this known at the Quiz Competition Grand Finale organised by MTN in commemoration of the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, on Friday in Abuja. This year’s

BAA Concrete Division launch an entry-level accredited Rollover Awareness and Prevention Programme (RAPP) - Vimarsana News

BAA Concrete Division launch an entry-level accredited Rollover Awareness and Prevention Programme (RAPP)

The BAA Concrete Division, in conjunction with TVS Interfleet and McPhee Mixers, has launched an entry-level accredited Rollover Awareness and Prevention Programme (RAPP) as the first collaborative...

Source: hub-4.com
Hepatitis elimination programme launched in four union councils in Pindi - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Hepatitis elimination programme launched in four union councils in Pindi - Pakistan

Under the programme, hepatitis tests will be conducted at the doorsteps of residents and vaccination will also be administered if required.

Source: dawn.com
More funding 'desperately' needed in sexual health services as demand soars - Vimarsana News

More funding 'desperately' needed in sexual health services as demand soars

Sexual health services ‘desperately’ need more funding to ensure timely access to care for those who need it.