EPA to Reschedule Issuing Rules to Reduce Harmful Air Emissions From Boilers
The motion is based on the additional time the agency needed to re-propose the rules based on a full assessment of information received since the rules were proposed. The rules would cut emissions of harmful pollutants that include mercury and soot
UCare Pays $2M to Clinics to Improve Its Health Care System in Minnesota
UCare addresses health care disparities and care access issues through its UCare Fund grants and a broad array of community initiatives. The health plan received a Top Workplaces 2010 honor from the Star Tribune.
MenAfriVac Vaccine Set To Eliminate Deadly Meningitis in Africa
MenAfriVac, the first vaccine designed specifically for Africa, is expected to help health workers eliminate meningococcal A epidemics in the 25 countries of the meningitis epidemic belt. The epidemic stretches from Senegal in the west to Ethiopia
Health Funding Grows to Staggering $26 Billion for 2010
The report documents that there is a continous health funding for the developing countries. The commitment to health in the developing world has grown dramatically over the last twenty years.
Private-Private Partnership Delivers Affordable Eye Care to 18 African Countries
An Irish non-profit, Right to Sight (RTS), partnered with a NGO - Lions Aravinda Institute of Community Ophthalmology (LAICO) and a private-for-profit company, Shalina, to deliver quality, affordable and sustainable eye care in Democratic Republic o
