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"Нацисты, чего о них говорить": Лукашенко поручил "закрыть каждый метр границы" на юге и западе - Vimarsana News

"Нацисты, чего о них говорить": Лукашенко поручил "закрыть каждый метр границы" на юге и западе

Такое заявление Лукашенко сделал в связи со смертью на границе с Литвой гражданина Ирака. Он обвинил соседнюю страну в том, что они его убили и подбросили

Source: unian.net
Green pass Italia, zona gialla e stato emergenza: le nuove regole - Vimarsana News

Green pass Italia, zona gialla e stato emergenza: le nuove regole

Green pass Italia, zona gialla e stato emergenza: le nuove regole Adnkronos 14 ore fa webinfo@adnkronos.com (Web Info) Green pass obbligatorio dal 5 agosto, proroga stato di emergenza al 31 dicembre e nuovi parametri per zona gialla, zona arancione e zona rossa. E' quanto filtra dalla cabina di regia sulle regole anti covid che si è conclusa a Palazzo Chigi, prima del varo del decreto che sarà ora sul tavolo del consiglio dei ministri.  Video Il green pass al bar e al ristorante dovrà essere esibito solo al tavolo, se la consumazione avverrà all'interno del locale. Non ...

Source: msn.com
'Blanket' BMI assessments of diabetes risk are failing people from minority ethnic backgrounds - Vimarsana News

'Blanket' BMI assessments of diabetes risk are failing people from minority ethnic backgrounds

'Blanket' BMI assessments of diabetes risk are failing people from minority ethnic backgrounds An outdated BMI system could be leaving people from ethnically diverse backgrounds at higher risk from type 2 diabetes. © Reuters Use of BMI to assess type 2 diabetes risk must take ethnicity into account, researchers say A study has found that the BMI (body mass index) system has outdated cut-offs, meaning people from diverse backgrounds are more likely to develop the disease at a much lower BMI than those from white backgrounds. The study analysed the health records of 1.5 million adults in Eng...

Source: msn.com