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Axxess XY Launched at Victam
An intrinsically thermostable xylanase, the product is designed to target both soluble and insoluble fiber fractions found in various poultry feed ingredients. This formulation unlocks trapped nutrients within cell wall fractions while simultaneously enhancing gut health by reducing viscosity. The company’s confidence in its product stems from extensive research, with commercial claims supported by a range of customer experiences.
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Companies Hiring Business Analysts
Data has the potential to transform businesses in a way that promotes growth and paves the way for future success. Companies Hiring Business Analysts SharkNinja Spectrum is a product design company that makes household and food preparation items. Its viral products include Ninja blender, Shark vacuum cleaner and TikTok-famous Ninja CREAMi ice cream maker.
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Eglin Air Force Base Delivered a Cookie Bomb to Kosovo
In a remarkable feat, Eglin Air Force Base orchestrated the development of the M129 E3 ‘Cookie Bomb’ in only four days to provide essential assistance during the 1999 Kosovo conflict. The urgency stemmed from the necessity of distributing Humanitarian Daily Rations (HDRs) to displaced individuals scattered across the region. As Kosovo refugees sought refuge in neighboring nations, many found themselves trapped, unable to find safety.
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First Alert Weather Week in Lansing, Mich
First Alert Meteorologist Justin Bradford shares the winter-like weather we’ll see now that the spring season is here. Taylor Gattoni gives a look at the top stories coming up on Studio 10, First at 4, and our 90 minutes of news from reporters. Join at 2 p.m. Chat with us LIVE during our livestream on YouTube here or on our Facebook page here.
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Toronto Mpox Cases Not a Public Health Emergency
Toronto Public Health is advising eligible Torontonians to get vaccinated against mpox amidst rising cases in the city this year. Twenty-one cases of the virus, previously known as monkeypox, have been reported in Toronto this year, TPH said in a news release on Wednesday. The virus spreads from person to person through contact with infected lesions, skin blisters, body fluids or respiratory secretions.
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Public Health Ontario to Close Six of 11 Laboratory Sites
Public Health Ontario operates 11 laboratory sites in Toronto, Hamilton, Kingston, London, Orillia, Ottawa, Peterborough, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Timmins. The audit general noted laboratory operations take about 70 per cent of labs’ total funding. Consolidating the sites could save about $6 million per year, the AG report found.
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Quebec's Health-Care Network Will Be Invested
Quebec will be entitled to $900 million a year for 10 years, one-sixth of what it was asking for. In return, Quebec will share with the federal government its health data.
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Quebec Health Network
Quebec and Ottawa announced an agreement in principle on health that the Legault government immediately described as “asymmetrical, without conditions” Quebec will be entitled to $900 million per year for 10 years. In return, it will share its health data with the federal government.
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Niagara Health Knowledge Institute Scholarship
Niagara Health Knowledge Institute hopes students will stay in Niagara Two post-secondary students will spend the summer learning to advance critical health care research, thanks to a new scholarship. The Institute has partnered with Niagara College and Brock University, providing $10,000 to each student.
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The Alberta Summit: Mobilizing Intersectoral Action on Climate Change and Health
Learn more and register Next week, on March 26, the U of A and the Public Health Agency of Canada are hosting the Alberta Summit: Mobilizing Intersectoral Action on Climate Change and Health. Learn what’s being done. Researchers and practitioners are already studying the effects of climate change on public health and working to implement solutions in communities in Alberta and around the world. The networking event at this symposium will connect students in climate and health fields with others working in these areas.
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