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Bristol University staff and students stand in solidarity as strike begins - Vimarsana News

Bristol University staff and students stand in solidarity as strike begins

Union members joined the picket lines for three days of strike action

Diet and dementia: Encouraging older people to eat well for brain health - Vimarsana News

Diet and dementia: Encouraging older people to eat well for brain health

Dementia is an incredibly destructive disease that puts a considerable strain on those who develop it, their friends and family, and the healthcare system. Dietitian Leigh O’Brien discusses the role of diet in preventing and managing cognitive decline, plus how to encourage those with dementia to eat more of the right foods

Fears over financial impact of lockdown on urgent care and small practices - Vimarsana News

Fears over financial impact of lockdown on urgent care and small practices

An ongoing lockdown could put at risk the viability of some urgent care centres and practices without alternative swabbing and vaccinating income, fears GenPro chair Tim Malloy 

70 additional community cases of COVID-19; no  new cases in managed isolation facilities; over 90,000 vaccines administered yesterday - Vimarsana News

70 additional community cases of COVID-19; no  new cases in managed isolation facilities; over 90,000 vaccines administered yesterday

There are 70 new cases of COVID-19 in the New Zealand community today; all are in Auckland. This brings the total number of cases in the community outbreak to 347  

'Let us do the work we are trained to do' – GP's plea to the Government - Vimarsana News

'Let us do the work we are trained to do' – GP's plea to the Government

It was only 10 minutes long but Auckland GP Stephanie Taylor’s address at the virtual South GP CME pulled no punches