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ACU Ballarat's occupational therapy degree boosts student offers | The Stawell Times-News - Vimarsana News

ACU Ballarat's occupational therapy degree boosts student offers | The Stawell Times-News

Molly Davies can pursue her OT degree at ACU without having to travel too far. She is one of almost 43,000 students to receive a university offer for 2024.

ACU Ballarat's occupational therapy degree boosts student offers | The Courier - Vimarsana News

ACU Ballarat's occupational therapy degree boosts student offers | The Courier

Molly Davies can pursue her OT degree at ACU without having to travel too far. She is one of almost 43,000 students to receive a university offer for 2024.

ACU Ballarat's occupational therapy degree boosts student offers | The Courier - Vimarsana News

ACU Ballarat's occupational therapy degree boosts student offers | The Courier

Molly Davies can pursue her OT degree at ACU without having to travel too far. She is one of almost 43,000 students to receive a university offer for 2024.

Christian Eriksen: Cardiologists insist the defibrillator in his chest WILL save him - Vimarsana News

Christian Eriksen: Cardiologists insist the defibrillator in his chest WILL save him

It is unusual for an athlete to come back to elite sport with a defibrillator fitted, however, the Denmark international may make his debut for Brentford, who host Newcastle United in a vital game.

Vaccine 'turning point' in SE | Dandenong Star Journal - Vimarsana News

Vaccine 'turning point' in SE | Dandenong Star Journal

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Monash Health’s head of infection control, Rhonda Stuart, was the first Victorian to get the Pfizer anti-Covid vaccine on Monday 22 February. It represented an “exciting turning point” for Professor Stuart’s team, which treated the country’s first confirmed Covid case in January 2020. “This will stop diseases, stop deaths and people needing to attend the hospital.” “It’s been a busy week,” she said after 1000 health care staff were jabbed over the next five days. But it was also a busy year, with Monash treating about 160 people with Covid-19. The hu...