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7th International Symposium on Ship Operations, Management, and Economics Concluded Successfully Pivoted into a virtual event, the 7th international Symposium on Ship Operations, Management, and Economics scheduled to take place on 6 & 7 April 2021 was successfully concluded. During the 2-day program 2 inspiring keynote speeches and 16 presentations on the topics of Design & Fabrication, Digitalization, Computers & Shipping, Operations & Emissions, and Legal, Financial & Regulatory Aspects were given. The Symposium was honored by the presence of SNAME President, Andrew M. Kendrick, who set th...

Starting to set in, the reality of that. he's got a few trips still scheduled. he's already the most traveled secretary of state in history, the equivalent of 123 straight days on an airplane over his four years. and now he's about to hand over the reins potentially to rex tillerson, which is going to require a lot of diplomacy in that handoff. much of what kerry has worked for, his accomplishments include the iran deal, the paris climate deal, are potentially going to be dismantled, so kerry will work from the outside still on climate change, it's a big passion of his, but for the first time ...

Increased cost of health care and most importantly doesn't include stuff that's become so normal for our generation or at least in the developed world. hip operations. chemotherapy. et cetera, et cetera, all of which could become impossible. so it's really big. >> reporter: the main culprit is over prescribing of antibiotics. >> my generation thinks of antibiotics as something that will solve everything when you take one. it's not true. we got to re-educate ourselves and help the next generation think differently. >> reporter: not surprisingly the poorest nations are most at risk. nine of the ...

Growing fast. and today, the threats of the new diseases is more certain from climate change. today, drug resistant diseases claim the lives of more than 700,000 people this year. that is expected to leap to 20 million by 2050. compare that with deaths from cancer each year. the study goes further to talk about the economic impact, the predicting global impacts will spiral to $100 trillion. a staggering figure, especially compared to the world gdp today. according to the economist who led the study, even that is an optimistic scenario. >> we've left out a number of things, doesn't look at the ...

>> we have left out a number of things, does not look at the increased cost of health care and it has not included the stuff that is normal for our generation in the developed world, like hip operations. knee operations. chemotherapy. etcetera, etcetera, that all of which could be impossible. and back of the envelope stuff that we did double that number. >> the main culprit is over prescribing of antibiotics. >> they think it will solve everything when you take one and it's not true. and what we have got to reeducate ourselves and help the next generation think differently. >> it's not surpris...