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B.C. health-care workers seeing signs of flesh-eating drug - Vimarsana News

B.C. health-care workers seeing signs of flesh-eating drug

Caring for Downtown Eastside residents struggling with wounds aggravated by the toxic drug supply and poor sanitation is already hard enough, but some Vancouver health-care workers are worried the "flesh-eating drug" is already showing signs in the neighbourhood.

Healthcare Heroes Stress-Reduction Services - Vimarsana News

Healthcare Heroes Stress-Reduction Services

The U of A Psychological Clinic is offering free evidence-informed stress-reduction services just for healthcare workers. Anyone working in healthcare is welcome to register for services.

Source: uark.edu
Nevada County's review of Fire Safe Council finds no evidence of misappropriating funds - Vimarsana News

Nevada County's review of Fire Safe Council finds no evidence of misappropriating funds

Submitted to The Union

Cook County Poised to Set New Record For Opioid Deaths as Researchers Warn of Hundreds of Uncounted Cases - Vimarsana News

Cook County Poised to Set New Record For Opioid Deaths as Researchers Warn of Hundreds of Uncounted Cases

The number of opioid deaths in Cook County last year is likely to set a new record, possibly reaching over 2,000 once all autopsy tests have been completed, the...

Cook County poised to set new record for opioid deaths, even as researchers warn hundreds of cases are going uncounted - Vimarsana News

Cook County poised to set new record for opioid deaths, even as researchers warn hundreds of cases are going uncounted

The medical examiner’s office has already confirmed 1,599 opioid overdose deaths for 2022, and it expects 400 to 500 of its pending cases will also be listed as death by opioid toxicity.