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Influenza vaccination has been extended to all priority groups in Fortaleza. – Image: Disclosure/Sesau-AL Influenza vaccination extends to all priority groups in Fortaleza. – Image: Disclosure/Sesau-AL Influenza vaccination, also known as the flu shot, will be extended to all priority groups from Monday (10). In Fortaleza, the vaccine will be available in all health centers. Post on WhatsAppShare on Telegram On weekdays, the flu shot can be received from 7:30 am to 6:30 pm. On weekends and holidays, the vaccine will be available at Louis Franklin, in the Cuasso district, and Irma Hersilia, in São João do Taube, from 8…

Evaristo Costa’s wife did postgraduate studies in England, the country where the couple lives today – Image: Instagram / @evaristocostaoficial / @stringhinia Journalist Evaristo Costa, 46, is married to a business executive and teacher Amalia Strenginiwho turned 46 years old at the end of March 2023. The two walked down the aisle in 2008 and are parents of two. Who is Amalia Strengini? Amalia graduated from University of Presbyterian Mackenzie in Economics (1997 – 2000), according to her official LinkedIn profile. In addition, in Brazil, she also studied Management and Business at Universidade Paulista, between 2007 and 2011, and also…

The British royal family will continue their Easter traditions and gather for some of the UK’s religious ceremonies On the sixth Thursday of this month, the royal family’s first Easter celebrations began in style with an attended mass King Charles III (74) and Queen Consort Camilla Parker (75). The new king and his wife were attending the Royal Maundry, a religious service held every Maundy Thursday. At the ceremony, the king distributed small silver coins to citizens over the age of 70 who had done some good for the community. On the official Instagram of the royal familyA video of…

Brazil is once again invited to major meetings of world leaders. The anticipation of the official invitation to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (Workers’ Party) to participate in the meeting of the G7, the group of seven most industrialized economies on the planet, is great in the chancellery of the Brazilian government and everything indicates that Lula will be able to attend the winds that will take place in May in Japan. The Japanese authorities had already indicated that Brazil is among the countries invited to the summit from May 19 to 21 in Hiroshima. The only thing missing…

Few people know, but sleeping with the device under the pillow can do something very dangerous to your health. Many people nowadays sleep with a cell phone very close and use it on their face, tucking it under the pillow, so it’s easy to reach in case they need the thing sometime in the morning. What many people do not know is that placing your cell phone under your pillow causes your device to overheat, which can cause damage to your aim as well as to your health. That’s why, according to scientist and physician Joel Moskovitz, of the University…

On Wednesday (5/4), the UK Health Safety Agency (UKHSA) confirmed the first human case of a tick-borne virus. The patient was diagnosed with encephalitis, after being bitten by a small spider carrying the virus called TBEV – an abbreviation in English for tick-borne encephalitis virus -, from the flavivirus family, a genus with a high rate of infection worldwide, as well as dengue and fever Jaundice and Zika. According to England’s Health Agency, there have been three possible cases of transmission of the virus detected since 2019, but only one of them has actually been confirmed. The confirmed infection on…

Economy The arrest of the husband of the former Scottish Prime Minister Police investigations aim to find out what happened to £600,000 raised by Scottish independence campaigners in 2017 that was meant to be used by the party for independence proceedings but is not part of the archived party accounts. Peter Morell, husband of former Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon, was arrested on Wednesday following an investigation into the funding of the Scottish National Party.The 58-year-old gave up, a month ago, the executive presidency of the ruling pro-independence party. This police investigation aims to find out what happened to £600,000…

With each passing day, it is extremely important to be aware of the foods that are eaten. Recently, the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) published a study realizing that there are carcinogenic chemical compounds in food foods. It was alerted and confirmed that this situation poses a lot of dangers to the population. See below for more details on this topic. Care is needed in choosing food. The study was conducted in the European Union and states that 10 types of nitrosamines that are considered carcinogenic were found in some foods, that is, factors that increase the risk of cancer.…

1 of 1 England crushes Iran at the opening of the Qatar World Cup – Photo: Carl Reisen/Reuters England crushes Iran at the opening of the Qatar World Cup – Photo: Carl Rissen/Reuters UK gross domestic product rose 0.1% in November, after rising 0.5% in the previous month, beating economists’ expectations, although it did not end recession fears. In the three months ending at the end of November, the Office for National Statistics said in a statement issued on Friday (13), the economy contracted by 0.3% compared to the previous three months. The economy has benefited from the good health…

After all the calculations, the first impression of many was confirmed: to comply with the rules for controlling public accounts announced by Finance Minister Fernando Haddad, an increase in revenue would be required. In other words, the tax burden, which in the aggregate is already quite high, may increase.For many, this is an unimaginable path that would doom the economy to stagnation. Others, however, recognize that there is scope for expanding tax collection, which allows for expansion of public spending without squeezing public debt, which helps boost economic activity. The frame depends on the recipesFrom Michel Temer’s government, and later…