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Police meeting with communities to bring peace to troubled PNG island - Vimarsana News

Police meeting with communities to bring peace to troubled PNG island

PNG police have been meeting with communities involved in the Kiriwina massacre in a bid to negotiate peace and order on the island.

Source: rnz.co.nz
United Way of Broward County's Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention Conference a Success - Vimarsana News

United Way of Broward County's Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention Conference a Success

More than 400 health professionals from across the region joined United Way of Broward County's Commission on Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention

Source: sflcn.com
South African doctor on how Omicron symptoms 'differ' [Video] - Vimarsana News

South African doctor on how Omicron symptoms 'differ' [Video]

There are similarities with previous Covid variants, and three new symptoms.

Source: aol.co.uk
S African doctor says patients with Omicron variant have 'very mild' symptoms - Vimarsana News

S African doctor says patients with Omicron variant have 'very mild' symptoms

S African doctor says patients with Omicron variant have ‘very mild’ symptoms

Doctors Call on President to Address Ivermectin Restrictions - Vimarsana News

Doctors Call on President to Address Ivermectin Restrictions

Doctors Call on President to Address Ivermectin Restrictions Jan 18, 2021 Extensive research is being done around the anti-parasitic drug Ivermectin use in fighting COVID-19. A petition signed by over 100 South African medical practitioners and penned in an open letter by Durban based Dr Naseeba Kathrada, is calling on President Ramaphosa to engage stakeholders in the matter. South African Health Products Authority (Sahpra), the medicine regulatory authority, is however firm in its stance that the drug is not fit for human consumption and until more research is done to prove otherwise, they ...