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Justice for gulls! They steal our chips – but also deserve our love, empathy and respect - Vimarsana News

Justice for gulls! They steal our chips – but also deserve our love, empathy and respect

Scientists say the birds’ tendency to swoop on our sandwiches is a sign of intelligence. But will that make you less frustrated as your lunch flies away?<br><br>

Seagulls 'charismatic' not 'criminal', say scientists - Vimarsana News

Seagulls 'charismatic' not 'criminal', say scientists

Urban seagulls get a bad press but we must learn to live alongside them, say conservation experts.

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&#x200B;&#x200B;UK-PHRST: Working with family caregivers to improve infection prevention and control in hospitals - Vimarsana News

&#x200B;&#x200B;UK-PHRST: Working with family caregivers to improve infection prevention and control in hospitals

Family caregivers are an integral but largely unrecognised part of the health team in many countries. Although health professionals should be the main carers of patients in the hospital setting, due to staff shortages, family members can often end up playing critical roles in supporting this care. However, they often do not have knowledge of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) techniques and so risk transmitting infections when caring for their relatives in hospital.

Australian role in vital Alzheimer's test breakthrough - Vimarsana News

Australian role in vital Alzheimer's test breakthrough

Changes to a person's retina could be an early signal of the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, according...

Why arts? A foundation for further development - Vimarsana News

Why arts? A foundation for further development

Why arts? A foundation for further development Many school leavers opt for an arts degree before specialising in another area Tue, May 11, 2021, 00:00   Students who are thinking of undertaking a degree in arts and humanities are often met with snorts of derision, or questions about how they’re ever going to get a job with a degree in English or history. They were once the most popular course of study, and while still high up there in terms of academic stardom, their popularity dwindled in the late 2000s following the financial crash. With rampant unemployment in the State at the time, wh...