Tag: May
AMGH boosts breast cancer screening accessibility
GODERICH – Alexandra Marine and General Hospital is expanding access to mammogram appointments in response to the growing number of individuals newly eligible for breast cancer screening under recent provincial policy changes. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of early detection. A recent press release from the hospital states that regular mammograms […]
Oxford County confirms cybersecurity incident, says services unaffected
“Municipalities are frequent targets of cyberattacks and, despite our best efforts, we are now in this situation,” Oxford County warden said.
Amid Rise of RFK Jr., Officials Waver on Drinking Water Fluoridation — Even in the State Where It Started
By Anna Clark, ProPublica
This story was originally published by ProPublica.
Just 15 months after receiving an award from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for excellence in community water fluoridation, the city of Grayling, Michigan, changed course.
With little notice or fanfare, council members voted unanimously in May to end Grayling’s decades long treatment program.
Losing ‘SNAP-Ed’ isn’t just losing educators, but also an infrastructure to promote community health
Federal funding cuts mean more than 120 health educators in Michigan will be out of work this month and health programs will end.
A Green Steel Process Based On 1980’s Technology Is Coming For Your Fossil Fuels
The US startup Boston Metal is bringing its new one-pot green steel process to the global industrial decarbonization movement, along with a process for recovering valuable metals from mining waste.
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