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AI revolutionizing healthcare research • Troy Media - Vimarsana News

AI revolutionizing healthcare research • Troy Media

Adrianna MacPherson • Healthcare research through AI is revolutionizing and transforming innovative approaches to patient care

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Call for interest for a Joint Chair Full Professor position in green chemistry at Milano Bicocca University

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International support to Professor Raoult and the IHU Méditerranée team - Vimarsana News

International support to Professor Raoult and the IHU Méditerranée team

Professor Raoult of IHU Méditerannée in Marseille, France received today a mark of support from world-class scientists and doctors in a letter initiated by non-profit organization BonSens.org. This was sparkled by an article published in Le Monde by a group of french doctors in opposition to the recent publication of Professor Raoult and his team regarding the positive effect of early treatment with hydroxychloroquine on 30 423 patients.

AUB VC Shahjahan Khan gets Australian varsity's emeritus professorship - Vimarsana News

AUB VC Shahjahan Khan gets Australian varsity's emeritus professorship

DHAKA, May 19, 2023 (BSS) - The University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), Australia, has conferred certificate of Emeritus Professor Award

Can No One Stop the EPA? - Vimarsana News

Can No One Stop the EPA?

Introduction On June 25, 1997, President Bill Clinton circumvented a long-established White House regulatory review process by endorsing a controversial Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposal that would tighten the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for the allowable levels of particulate matter (PM) and ozone.2