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ACN calls for school-focused campaign to educate and retain nurses. - Vimarsana News

ACN calls for school-focused campaign to educate and retain nurses.

A campaign to promote the image of nursing is required if Australia is to keep up with the needs of its growing and ageing population, according to the Aus

Local podcast host and longtime Santa Fe College professor Ward Scott dies at 81 - Vimarsana News

Local podcast host and longtime Santa Fe College professor Ward Scott dies at 81

Known as "The Warthog," Scott talked for years about local, state and national issues on his popular conservative podcast the "Ward Scott Files."

Source: yahoo.com
Grant program aims to tackle HIV and viral hepatitis in Indigenous communities - Vimarsana News

Grant program aims to tackle HIV and viral hepatitis in Indigenous communities

A new national grants program has been launched to address growing rates of HIV and viral hepatitis in Australia. Indigenous health experts say the impact of these health conditions on First Nations peoples compared to the wider population is significant and growing - and it is hoped the grants program can change that.

Source: sbs.com.au
Jervette Ward appointed CCNY Black Studies program director after national search - Vimarsana News

Jervette Ward appointed CCNY Black Studies program director after national search

/PRNewswire/ -- The City College of New York is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Jervette R. Ward as director of the Black Studies Program in the...

Bird flu's troubling new evolution - Vimarsana News

Bird flu's troubling new evolution

A new report reveals a troublesome shift in outbreaks of bird flu. The report shows that outbreaks, previously confined largely to Asia, are now occurring in different regions of the world and affecting larger numbers of poultry. And that poses several threats to humans.

Source: sbs.com.au