Education in the News
The articles below include news about education and learning. This is page 11 of 14.
Premature babies are not receiving care they deserve
Health workers have called premature babies in the UK to have the same rights to care that adults receive in intensive care units. Using their professional expertise they have come together today t...
AMA helps Texas coordinate medical response to Hurricane Ike victims
The AMA is playing an active role to coordinate the deployment of medical and public health assets such as Disaster Medical Assist Teams (DMAT) to the most severely damaged areas in East Texas. DMA...
UNICEF: More than 2.5 million evacuated in Cuba in the aftermath of two powerful hurricanes
UNICEF is airlifting 11.5 tons of emergency supplies to Haiti to help victims of hurricanes
South Africa launches its first Vitamin A supplementation campaign
South Africa has launched its first ever national Vitamin A campaign, which aims to reach a total of 4 million children over an intensive 12 day period ending on 20 September, 2008.
UNICEF, WFP deliver water, food and hygiene kits to residents of conflict-affected town in Georgia
Zambia: Early childhood development in focus
This symposium is vitally important as the more than 100 Zambian and international experts will examine ECD best practices that can be implemented not only in Zambia, but globally, according to UNI...
News about health and safety often includes information about new regulations intended to reduce the risk and/or severity of accidents and injuries. Not all health and safety advice is enforceable. Sometimes people disagree, hence health and safety news can include discussion of the pros and cons of safety features and/or devices.
