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Canton Repository Kid of Character: Isabelle Shirey, Louisville - Vimarsana News

Canton Repository Kid of Character: Isabelle Shirey, Louisville

Louisville Middle School student says she and a close friend work to make school a safe place for expression.

Robertson Kitchen & Bath Kid of Character: Isabelle Shirey, Louisville - Vimarsana News

Robertson Kitchen & Bath Kid of Character: Isabelle Shirey, Louisville

Middle-schooler says she and a friend work to ensure classmates feel safe to express themselves.

Sectarian agenda seen in Indian church break-ins - Vimarsana News

Sectarian agenda seen in Indian church break-ins

Some suspect vandals who entered two Kerala churches were attempting to destroy Hindu-Christian peace and friendship

What's New on DVD in April: 'Barb & Star,' 'Spaceballs,' 'Queer Japan' and More - Vimarsana News

What's New on DVD in April: 'Barb & Star,' 'Spaceballs,' 'Queer Japan' and More

The title “Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time” (Greenwich/Kino Lorber) suggests life during the pandemic, but this haunting love story — Hungary’s Oscar entry — follows a surgeon who leaves the United States and returns to Bucharest, where she plans to reunite with a physician she met and fell in love with during a medical conference. That he claims not to remember her when she shows up in Hungary is but the first twist in this riveting tale from director Lili Horvát. Also available: The acclaimed “Acasa, My Home” (Zeitgiest/Kino Lorber) follows a Roman...

Multidrug-resistant candida auris discovered in a natural environment - Vimarsana News

Multidrug-resistant candida auris discovered in a natural environment

 E-Mail Washington, D.C. - March 16, 2021 - For the first time, researchers have isolated the fungus Candida auris from a sandy beach and tidal swamp in a remote coastal wetland ecosystem. The discovery, reported this week in  mBio, an open-access journal of the American Society for Microbiology, represents the first evidence that the pathogen thrives in a natural environment and is not limited to mammalian hosts. C. auris can cause infections resistant to major antifungal drugs, and since its identification in clinical patients 10 years ago scientists have sought to understa...