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Taking back control to combat COVID misconceptions
Francesca Gargaglia, COO and CBO, Amity, argues that although social media platforms should be responsible for preventing the spread of COVID-19 misinformation, government agencies should build their own communities that build trust and promote well-informed discussions.
Michael Lippert – BEPA
Michael Lippert is currently in charge of product and market strategy for Saft’s Energy Storage Systems (ESS) Business Unit at the company’s headquarters near Paris.
New Ideotype of Rice with Improved Water-use Efficiency
Professor Apichart Vanavichit discusses the importance of rice crop and developments in rice production in light of the growing need of water efficiency.
Post Diagnostic Support Program for People with Dementia in Hong Kong
Professor Kwok discusses supporting people with dementia and the importance of implementing adequate care after diagnosis
The prevalence of dementia among community dwelling people aged 70 and above is 9.3%, and is 3.1% among people aged 60 and above who reside in institutions.1 As the population ages, the number of...
Kristen L. Kroll – Washington University School of Medicine
Dr Kristen Kroll is a Professor of Developmental Biology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
CCS frameworks to procure IT services
Afshin Attari, Senior Director, Public Sector & Unified Platforms, Exponential-e, explains why CCS frameworks are a flexible & assured route to procure IT services.
Afshin Attari – Exponential-e
Afshin has been at Exponential-e for four years with executive responsibility for managing and growing the Public Sector and Unified Platform Businesses.
Indigenous group sues President Bolsonaro for “genocide”
The Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) filed a case with the International Criminal Court (ICC), claiming that Brazilian President Bolsonaro has pushed "intentional anti-Indigenous policy" since 2019.
Internet of things (IoT) for county councils
Nick Sacke, Head of IoT Solutions, Comms365, discusses some priority challenges local authorities face & how IoT deployments can be rapidly rolled out & scaled to overcome & exceed such challenges.
Wildfires devastate communities across Northern Algeria
The worst fires in the history of Algeria leave communities devastated, as over 70 fires burning in extremely dry conditions kill atleast 65 people.
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Open Access Government (October 2021)
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COVID-19: Protecting the invisible enablers of food security
Frances Goodrum, Head of External Affairs, Brooke Action for Working Horses and Donkeys, walks us through why we need to protect the invisible enablers of food security in light of COVID-19.
Sandra Parthie – European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)
Sandra Parthie, Head of Brussels Office/Head of European Affairs of the German Economic Institute (IW Köln).
FDA approves third Pfizer dose for people with weak immune systems
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have approved a third Pfizer dose for people who are immunocompromised - despite the WHO asking countries to wait until 20% were double-vaccinated, globally.
Priorities for the EU’s industrial strategy
Sandra Parthie, Rapporteur of the EESC opinion INT/935, argues that the EU’s industrial strategy needs a clear division of tasks & responsibilities.
Energy-saving digitalisation – go green for less
Expert in energy-saving digitalisation, Tim Burke, argues that we can go greener for a lot less.
Moderna create vaccine trial for children aged 6 months and over
Moderna are enrolling roughly 13,275 participants in their vaccine trial for children - with the participants aged between six months to 12 years.
COVID vaccination “critically important” for organ transplant patients
A research letter, published in Transplantation, suggests that COVID vaccination reduces infection and death risks in organ transplant patients.
Epidemiologist says reaching herd immunity with Delta is “mythical”
Sir Andrew Pollard, head of the Oxford Vaccine Group, said on Tuesday (10 August) that herd immunity is "mythical" in relation to the Delta variant - as it still infects vaccinated individuals.
Research finds Black children 3.5 times more likely to be suspended
A study, published by Elsevier, finds that Black pupils at the elementary school-age are 3.5 times more likely to be given detention or suspended - in comparison to their white peers.
