On Dec 12, Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Day, we stand at a crossroads in our collective journey towards achieving health for all. This moment is not just a checkpoint at which to gauge current progress; it also represents a crucial opportunity to place health at the forefront of global development, political agendas, and collective actions. Time is of the essence, and we can ill afford to squander it.This year has been pivotal for UHC and global health on the political stage. Just last week, the 28th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change organised the first-ever climate-health ministerial day, indicating that global leaders must recognise climate change as a health crisis. In September, during the High-Level Week at the UN General Assembly, Member States adopted political declarations on pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response; tuberculosis; and UHC. Now it is time for collective and intensified action. We look forward to s
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Lena Schmitt with one of the blacklight traps used to sample the moth community of Spilde Woods, one of the Luther College oak-hickory forests monitored in this study. (Courtesy of Luther College)
APPLE VALLEY, MN A study conducted by a 2020 Luther College graduate originally from Apple Valley has uncovered seven new species of moths never before found in Iowa, the college said.
Lena Schmitt worked with biology professor Kirk Larsen and collected over 12,000 moths from the forests and prairies surrounding Luther and found 99 species that had never been documented in Winneshiek County and seven that had never been seen in Iowa, the college said.