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Fortune CEOs: Why Fortune Matters
CEO Kristin Peck, CEO of Zoetis, is a $8.5 billion-a-year global leader in developing vaccines, medicines, diagnostics and other technologies for pets and livestock. In fact, some of the most creative use cases for AI and health tech are likely to emerge first in the animal realm, where patients are unencumbered by privacy laws and other well-intentioned regulations.
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Graeme's Surgery at Christchurch Hospital was rescheduled due to staff shortages
Nate McKinnon Graeme was diagnosed with stomach cancer in December and was waiting for his surgery at Christchurch Hospital - scheduled for last Friday. He told Checkpoint the cancer he had was 'quite aggressive" and the sooner he was operated on, the better'. Health New Zealand said no planned surgeries were cancelled at Christchurch hospital on Friday due to staff shortages.
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Health NZ Denies it is a "Hiring Freeze"
Health New Zealand has written to health unions outlining guidance it has given to hospitals, including banning double shifts, closing some vacant roles and forcing staff to use leave. Te Whatu Ora said it was clamping down because it could not go into the new financial year operating in deficit as it currently was. Its guidance for a review of unfilled roles asked managers to 'consider permanent removal of these as part of the budget processes", but chief executive Margie Apa said that was not a hiring freeze
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Voyager-1 Sends Science Data Back to Earth
Voyager-1 is the only spacecraft to fly in interstellar space, the region outside the Solar System. The team at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is now planning to enable the Spacecraft to begin returning science data again. On November 14, 2023, the team at JPL was stunned as the spacecraft stopped sending readable science and engineering data back to Earth.
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Read more at India Today
Nominating a Colleague for an ASBMB Award
Nominations are being accepted until April 30 for the Society’s 2025 annual awards recognizing members for their contributions to their fields, education and diversity. We often embrace failure, knowing it’s part of the scientific and learning process. Awards shine a light on scientific breakthroughs and help inspire the next generation of science trainees. Individuals with minoritized identities were, for many years, left out of the running for awards and recognition.
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Celine Dion Talks About Stiff Person Syndrome
Celine Dion appeared on the cover of Vogue France’s May issue. In the accompanying interview, she opens up about her experience with stiff person syndrome. She is expected to share more details about her health in a forthcoming documentary.
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Read more at HuffPost UK
After Hours Til Dawn Tour Cancelled
The Weeknd emailed concert ticket holders on Tuesday stating full refunds would be made while the company tries to “work through the rescheduling process with the artist” The Australian leg of the star’s tour was set to include a concert at Sydney’s Accor Stadium and Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium. Now all dates have been cancelled, with Ticketek recommending fans to sign up to a waitlist in case the dates do get rescheduled down the track.
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Read more at 7NEWS
International Women in Engineering (INWED)
International Women in Engineering (INWED) is an international awareness campaign celebrating the work and achievements of women engineers. The contributions of female engineers are invaluable. Their expertise and dedication from Aerodynamics to Powertrain Design, from Data Analysis to Sim Racing play a crucial role in achieving phenomenal success for the Team. Together with our Team Partner Rokt, we’re on a mission to foster greater diversity in Formula One, Sim Racing and STEM.
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Renault Scenic Electric Vehicle (EV) at Munich Motor Show
Renault said on Tuesday its first-quarter revenue grew 1.8%. The group sold 549,099 units over the period, with revenue reaching 11.7 billion euros ($12.47 billion) The revenue beat a company-provided consensus anticipating a slight drop versus a year earlier to 11.49 billion euros.
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Read more at CNBC
Memorial Ceremony to Ancestor Huang Di in His Native Place
The Memorial Ceremony to Ancestor Huang Di in His Native Place was held in Huang Di's Hometown on April 11. The celebration takes place every year on the third day of the third month in the Chinese lunar calendar in Xinzheng City of Zhengzhou. This year is specially called the Jiachen Year (2024)
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