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Harassment is routine for doctors, scientists on social media - Vimarsana News

Harassment is routine for doctors, scientists on social media

A new survey finds that online harassment of doctors and biomedical researchers became more rampant and more threatening during the COVID-19 pandemic.

6abc's 2023 Visions: A celebration of Philadelphia's Asian American Pacific Islanders community - Vimarsana News

6abc's 2023 Visions: A celebration of Philadelphia's Asian American Pacific Islanders community

Nydia Han shares incredible stories about Philadelphia's Asian community, including the Chinatown Stitch project and how faith drives the culture.

Source: 6abc.com
DC-area students win C-SPAN contest, will have documentaries aired nationwide - Vimarsana News

DC-area students win C-SPAN contest, will have documentaries aired nationwide

Twin brothers from Montgomery County, Maryland, and 13 other D.C.-area students will have their documentaries aired nationwide as winners of C-SPAN’s national StudentCam competition.

Source: wtop.com
Man arrested for alleged sexual assault of Asian woman, linked to other attacks - Vimarsana News

Man arrested for alleged sexual assault of Asian woman, linked to other attacks

A California man arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting an Asian woman has been suspected of two other attacks and could be linked to more, police say.

Source: msn.com
Asian American health workers fight virus and racist attacks - Vimarsana News

Asian American health workers fight virus and racist attacks

Asian American health workers fight virus and racist attacks By Jennifer Peltz / AP, NEW YORK Medical student Natty Jumreornvong has a vaccine and protective gear to shield her from the coronavirus. However, she could not avoid exposure to the anti-Asian bigotry that pulsed to the surface after the pathogen was first identified in China. Psychiatry patients have called her by a racist slur for the disease, she said. A bystander spat at the Thai-born student to “go back to China” as she left a New York City hospital where she is training. As she walked there in scrubs on Feb. 15, a man...