Coronavirus Report Week of May 10th
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For Tierra Price, though, the movie provided much more than a few good laughs. A lover of animals at a young age, she found inspiration from the film, enough so to channel a passion for cats and dogs into a pursuit of a career in veterinary medicine even though she had never seen a Black veterinarian.
Argentina is living through a deep political division that affects all the institutions of society, including education. While politicians clash in the public arena and the…
Apart from the science and medicine, there’s another reason Obeng has found a home at St. Jude. After arriving, she learned about the research hospital’s history as the first fully integrated children’s hospital in the South and about its continuing focus in the areas of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
As a Black woman and mother, a population that suffers disproportionately in terms of health disparities especially relating to heart disease and the maternal mortality rate, Tiara is working to use her voice to shine a light on her condition which often goes undetected.
KOLKATA, India — Indian mangoes, known for their delectable taste and famed for their international following among celebrity chefs such as Gordon Ramsey, will be absent from…
SYDNEY — New Zealand’s top doctor believes the risk to Kiwis from two new Covid-19 cases from Sydney is “small” but enough to justify the suspension of…
Coronavirus Report: May 3, 2021
CVS and Walgreens, authorized by the federal government to vaccinate people against the coronavirus, constitute most wasted vaccine doses, according to a new report.
“Zoom fatigue,” a relatively new phenomenon, affects women much more than men, a recent study by Stanford University found. Women are more than twice as likely…