VAntage Point
VA Northern Indiana celebrates Women’s Health Clinic
Hospital hosts expecting Veterans baby shower
VA Northern Indiana is committed to providing high-quality services in a sensitive and safe environment for all female Veterans. On May 24, we celebrated the Women’s Health Clinic and their expecting mothers with a baby shower.
Anna Shelton, Congressman Jim Bank’s Office; an expecting Veteran, Kasandra Johnson, Women’s Program Manager; and Luther Green, Chief of Voluntary Service.
The Maternity Care Program coordinates maternity care for eligible female Veterans between VA and maternity care providers in the community. The program follows these Veterans throughout their pregnancy and into the postpartum period, coordinating their care during the pregnancy.
Overview
Prompted in part by the rise of China, economics has become a hot topic in U.S. national security discussions. For many years, however, Washington has used instruments of economic statecraft both coercive tools such as sanctions and inducements such as trade and development assistance to shape other countries’ behavior and advance U.S. prosperity and security. Participants from the policy, business, analysis, and development communities will learn from leading experts about how U.S. policymakers deploy a wide range of economic tools to support U.S. economic and national security objectives. The course will also examine the larger impact that trade agreements, sanctions, technology controls, and other government tools have on corporations and outside stakeholders. Interactive seminars and exercises will explore major real-world cases and assess the costs, benefits, and long-term implications of key tools.
Businesses in Nottingham suburb say pandemic has been really hard as Covid cases suddenly rise
The area has reported a 60% rise in new cases
04:00, 10 FEB 2021
Updated (Image: Nottingham Post)
Independent businesses in a city suburb where coronavirus cases have suddenly risen by 60% say the pandemic has been very difficult .
In the seven days to February 3 (the most recent available data), New Basford recorded 48 new cases of Covid-19.
This was a 60% increase on the previous week, causing its infection rate to increase to 492.8 cases per 100,000 people.
Its infection rate is now much higher than the England average, which sits at 211.8, as well as the Nottingham average, which currently stands at 323.5.