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GAO: Telework yielded pandemic economic boost, but future impact unclear - Vimarsana News

GAO: Telework yielded pandemic economic boost, but future impact unclear

Teleworking during COVID-19 generally had a positive impact on worker productivity and corporate bottom lines in some sectors.

Source: umn.edu
Case report details 'blue legs' in long-COVID patient - Vimarsana News

Case report details 'blue legs' in long-COVID patient

Pooling of blood in the legs that causes them to turn blue may be yet another symptom of long COVID.

Source: umn.edu
Sailing World Champs: First Race Win For NZ As Gold Fleet Beckons - Vimarsana News

Sailing World Champs: First Race Win For NZ As Gold Fleet Beckons

Four Kiwi crews have all but secured their spots in the gold fleet at the 2023 Sailing World Championships after pushing up the leaderboard on day two in The Hague. Three teams are now inside the top 10 of their competitions, and a fourth sits just outside, ...

Sailing World Champs: Kiwis In Medal Hunt Despite Tough Day - Vimarsana News

Sailing World Champs: Kiwis In Medal Hunt Despite Tough Day

New Zealand’s top crews remain on track for a medal push at the Sailing World Championships in The Hague, despite losing some ground as they battled the world’s best sailors and the elements overnight. The strong North Sea current has dominated ...

'Could Have Been A Lot Worse': Saunders Shakes Off Crash To Reset For Sailing World Champs - Vimarsana News

'Could Have Been A Lot Worse': Saunders Shakes Off Crash To Reset For Sailing World Champs

Tom Saunders recalls the feeling of disbelief as he lay prone on the ground, pain pulsing through his shoulder and down the left side of his body. Only moments earlier he had been pedalling toward one of the many roundabouts along Auckland’s busy ...