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CNNW Sanjay Gupta MD December 21, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Sanjay Gupta MD December 21, 2014

Bacteria have mutated, adapted and become resistant. This is a growing ep depic that could send us back to the beginning to a world where we didnt have antibiotics. But its not too late, yet. Thats why Research Teams around the world started searching for the next generation of infection fighting drugs and finding them in some of natures most extreme environments. A piercing blue sky, snow capped mountains, water smooth as glass, cold as ice. This is about as extreme an environment as you can find on earth. And thats exactly why were here. Above the Arctic Circle in the northern norway region,...

Dr. Andrew Weil ON: How to Use Foods to Fight Inflammation & Scientific Ways to Spark Your Creativity - Jay Shetty - Vimarsana News

Dr. Andrew Weil ON: How to Use Foods to Fight Inflammation & Scientific Ways to Spark Your Creativity - Jay Shetty

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Multicultural Media Producing Program to Launch in Indianapolis - Vimarsana News

Multicultural Media Producing Program to Launch in Indianapolis

JPMorgan Chase, Circle City Broadcasting, Ivy Tech Indianapolis and the Dujuan and Tina Mccoy Foundation are creating a one-year degree program for news and media producers

SHS students getting college credit though Ivy Tech's Indiana College Core program - Vimarsana News

SHS students getting college credit though Ivy Tech's Indiana College Core program

Sunday, May 02, 2021 Indiana College Core (formerly the Statewide Testing General Education Core) ensures students the ability to earn college credits while still in high school. Through Ivy Tech, Sullivan has 52 students that will be receiving certificates this year. This includes the trades — machine, welding and automotive — and technical certificates involving more typical academic disciplines. “Forty-seven students have committed to walk through graduation ceremonies,” said Southwest School Corp. superintendent Chris Stitzle. “That is very impressive.” Sullivan High School co...