Scientists support the rollout of portable CO2 monitors to UK schools

UK schools have received more than 300,000 CO2 monitors as part of a government initiative to reduce COVID-19 spread in classrooms. Scientists from Cambridge, Surrey and Imperial College London are supporting the rollout of portable monitors to UK schools as part of project CO-TRACE. The researchers behind the collaboration have produced materials to help teachers […]

Town of Coaldale purchases new Zamboni

(Photo: Town of Coaldale) By Justin Goulet Jan 17, 2022 | 10:16 AM COALDALE, AB – The Town of Coaldale has purchased a new piece of equipment for its arena. The town’s gotten a new electric Zamboni thanks to $50,000 in funding from the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities (EVM) Funding Agreement through Alberta Municipalities. Officials […]

Southeastern Massachusetts Red Cross Blood Drives

The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis. Without more donors, hospitals may be forced to make tough decisions about which patients receive transfusions and who must wait. You can help. No matter your blood type, your donation is critically needed now. Use the Blood Donor App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS […]

Lung infections can be dangerous

Lungs play an important role in our body hence it is necessary to prioritize lung health. Very often we tend to take them for granted; however, like other parts of the body, they age with time. They lose their strength and become less flexible which results in breathing difficulty.  While our body does protect the […]

Declare your classroom’s CO2 levels: A call for accuracy by Covid Ecoles Quebec

Teachers and staff in schools across Quebec are being encouraged to share their classrooms’ CO2 readings on website Covid Écoles Québec, which was originally created to track the number of positive COVID-19 cases in schools. Founder Olivier Drouin says he started the CO2 detector page for the same reason he began asking people to declare […]

Dewan: Parents urged to COVID-19 test children weekly amid omicron surge

Health and education experts maintain that the risks from the COVID-19 infection are outweighed by the known and well documented social and mental health harms of remote learning, even during the current omicron surge. California’s determination to use every available tool to keep schools safe during this pandemic is allowing us to keep classrooms open […]

Burera residents tipped on ways to tackle malnutrition | The New Times

The Public Health Students Association from the University of Rwanda (UR) has completed a campaign on fighting malnutrition in Burera District. The outreach activities included preparing a balanced diet, preparing long-lasting kitchen gardens and sanitation practices, such as hand washing, cleaning kitchens, using clean latrines and feeding the children.   The integrated campaign also focused on how to improve domestic […]