Masebo publicly scolds JOBLESS health graduates

…tells them off that government will not employ them because according to her, they are unruly sponsored cadres

By NATION REPORTER 

SYLVIA Masebo yesterday declared that the Ministry of Health shall not employ the unemployed health workers who yesterday demonstrated against Government’s silence on the next recruitment exercise.

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ZICTA halts collection of live facial photos for sim registration

By GRACE CHAILE

ZAMBIA Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA) has told the Lusaka High Court that it has suspended the exercise involving the collection, processing and retention of live facial photographs as a precondition to registration by mobile network providers.

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Brain cells of male and female mice found to respond differently to chronic stress

Scientific excellence requires diversity—research conducted by men and women, by people from different backgrounds and with varied worldviews. The need for diversity extends to scientific experiments themselves, but even today the vast majority of studies in the life sciences are done on male mice only, which could harm the findings, as well as our ability to extrapolate from them to humans.

Doctors’ recommendations associated with healthy behaviors among Brazilians with hypertension

A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign sheds light on the impact of doctors’ recommendations on healthy behaviors among individuals with hypertension in Brazil. The study, based on data from Brazil’s 2019 National Health Survey, investigated the biological, social, and health factors related to doctor’s recommendations and their associations with healthy behaviors.

Unlocking the power of citizen science to monitor health and well-being targets

IIASA researchers and experts at the World Health Organization (WHO) have conducted a systematic review of health and well-being–related indicators, as well as citizen science initiatives, to explore the potential of citizen science for mobilizing action toward the achievement of health and well-being–related targets of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the WHO’s Triple Billion Targets.