there really have been some spectacular, i mentioned the poppies, i mention the lanterns, and this is taking you one step further because not only is this for the platinumjubilee, it is going to carry on beyond that. yes, that s right, so we have - brought in 10,000 tonnes of soil and we have created a brand new path network all the way round the moat. along with 2.4 kilometres - of drainage to make it all work. we obviously do not want to take that all out againi after the jubilee celebrations. i so we are going to create a muchl more diverse landscape down here. it will be a great home - for pollinators and wildlife as well as a new place for people to come and visit in london. - so this is going to be a long lasting. a long lasting legacy. we have to mention the slide because one way that people can get in, as well as the usual steps and ramp, there will actually be a slide. that s right, yes. we wanted to introduce a bit of fun. this is a celebration after all and what could be m
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has awarded Penn State College of Medicine $3.9 million through May 2025 to study the impact COVID-19 has on pregnancy.
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