School to medical school

”I think everybody would like to get our kids back to school as quickly as we can. We also want to make sure that our kids are going to be as safe as possible—so we’re not going to be rushed into this,” he told NBC’s Meet the Press. “From the beginning of this crisis, we’ve always been working very closely with our doctors and our scientists to make sure that we’re doing the things that make the most sense in our our state. The superintendent of schools will be sitting down this week to get a report. She’s been meeting with all of the local jurisdictions and with all of the top health professionals, getting all the stakeholders input, but we’re gonna come up with a plan. It’s probably going to be a hybrid that talks about how we’re going to provide the best education for our kids and do it in the safest way.” … [Read more...] about Maryland Teachers Unions, PTA Send Letter To Gov. Hogan Calling For Virtual School Start Amid Pandemic

"Our kids are going to pay a price. Not today, but 15 years from now, we're going to see the effect of what we're doing. So, schools were the first thing to close, the last to open in most communities. From my perspective, it should be the exact opposite," he said. … [Read more...] about Give teachers ‘medical grade PPE’ to get schools reopened and students back in class, pediatrician urges

"Hospital admissions are rising," Hotez said. "Hospital staff are getting exhausted.  The acceleration of the death rate could go up higher as hospital staff get overwhelmed. You have to figure out another path. Patients are flowing in. This is all a consequence of transmission out of control." … [Read more...] about ‘Patients are flowing in’: Medical military reinforcements battle COVID-19 surge in Houston

Now that the new school year is under way — as are alcohol-sloshed parties — students at UC Berkeley say the “yes means yes” policy sounds simple on paper, but in practice it’s complicated. Some even say alarming. Some, like senior Yessica Bravo, a resident adviser last spring who taught a frightened freshman how to speak frankly with a guy who kept trying to kiss her, say it’s a great requirement that encourages open communication. Others call it unrealistic. … [Read more...] about University students divided over sex policy’s effectiveness

“FITCI is very proud of Sue and her entire team, for all their amazing accomplishments and the innovation they are bringing to the health industry,” said Kathie Callahan Brady, the CEO of FITCI, where CarrTech is currently one of 52 startup clients. “CarrTech’s is an extremely promising startup, and I am expecting to hear more about their success in the near future,” Callahan Brady added. … [Read more...] about CarrTech LLC Receives Its Fourth Patent and is Awarded $50,000 Grant by TEDCO