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COVID 19 vaccine: Black Durham leaders say messaging is vital in getting COVID 19 vaccine trust

Dr. Wanda Boone said it s all about messaging, images and facts. If we as Black people don t see ourselves in the information that s being produced and handed out, then it doesn t seem like we re a part of what s going on, Dr. Boone said, who did a play-by-play of what she felt like after getting the vaccine this past weekend. After she documented her mostly positive experience, she said people wrote her to say they d be signing up for the vaccine as well. Dr. Boone heads up the nonprofit Together for Resilient Youth, which helps prevent substance abuse young people. Lately they ve partnered with state health officials and Duke University to reach underserved communities to help with things like rent, food and even COVID-19 kits.

Mayor s appeal to stop unnecessary A&E visits

THE Mayor of Darlington has issued an appeal for residents to help ease mounting pressure on NHS hospitals by avoiding attending accident and emergency departments for inappropriate reasons. Councillor Chris McEwan was speaking after County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust revealed its tremendously stretched hospitals dealing with the pandemic were being put under extra strain by people turning up with very minor issues such as shaving cuts. A meeting of Darlington Borough Council’s health scrutiny committee heard as a result of rising demands, staff at Darlington Memorial Hospital and the University Hospital of North Durham had been moved from ‘back of house services’ to support frontline workers such as emergency departments, but “everywhere is exceptionally busy”.

Mayor s appeal to stop unnecessary A&E visits | Darlington and Stockton Times

THE Mayor of Darlington has issued an appeal for residents to help ease mounting pressure on NHS hospitals by avoiding attending accident and emergency departments for inappropriate reasons. Councillor Chris McEwan was speaking after County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust revealed its tremendously stretched hospitals dealing with the pandemic were being put under extra strain by people turning up with very minor issues such as shaving cuts. A meeting of Darlington Borough Council’s health scrutiny committee heard as a result of rising demands, staff at Darlington Memorial Hospital and the University Hospital of North Durham had been moved from ‘back of house services’ to support frontline workers such as emergency departments, but “everywhere is exceptionally busy”.

Sir Arnold Wolfendale obituary

Sir Arnold Wolfendale obituary Alan Watson Sir Arnold Wolfendale, the 14th astronomer royal, who has died aged 93, did much to advance understanding of cosmic rays, the stream of charged particles from outer space that continuously bombard the Earth’s atmosphere. For this purpose he assembled a strong team at Durham University, making it one of Britain’s leading centres for research in this field. In 1956 he joined the physics department as a lecturer, and during his time as professor (1965-92) established a highly regarded astronomy division. Secondary cosmic rays result from primary rays impacting on the Earth’s atmosphere. Among the secondary particles found at ground level are muons, one of the fundamental particles of the standard model of particle physics.

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