Sale of Senators to group led by Michael Andlauer approved - ESPN
OTTAWA, Ontario — The sale of the Ottawa Senators is finally official.
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Adani Ahmedabad Marathon 2023 To Take Place On November 26
The Adani Ahmedabad Marathon, one of the most-awaited events on the Indian athletics calendar, is back with its seventh edition - and it promises to be bigger and better. This year's marathon, scheduled on 26th November, will start and finish at the picturesque Riverfront Sports Park, Paldi, on the Sabarmati Riverfront in Ahmedabad. Registration for the marathon will open on 21 September. The participating categories of Adani #Run4OurSoldiers are the full marathon (42.195 km), the half marathon (21.097 km), the 10 km run and the 5 km run. The Adani Ahmedabad Marathon, which is certified by the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS), will have Dave Cundy, Vice-President and Technical Director, AIMS, as the Race Director. Mr Cundy, Australia's most experienced marathon director, has been the Race Director of the Canberra Marathon for 30 years and for the Sydney Olympic marathons too.
Foreign Office warns of travel ‘disruption’ in Greece due to strikes
Brits heading to Greece on holiday this week have been warned of strikes causing disruption in the country. The UK Foreign Office has issued an update for UK travellers as transport and healthcare are set to be impacted by the industrial action.
Your health is your wealth: How Qatar invests in well-being
Since 2017, Qatar has injected more than 6 billion US dollars into its health industry – and that includes supporting startups that are tapping into the latest technology to make healthcare more accessible to all.
Digital future: how data is transforming healthcare in Europe?
The Covid-19 pandemic saw spectacular advances in vaccine technology, but it also highlighted the huge importance of digital healthcare. Exchanging and having access to clinical information can be vital for both the treatment and better health outcomes for patients.
Global dementia cases are set to rise 300% by 2050, a new study finds
The number of adults living with dementia worldwide is expected to nearly triple to 153 million by 2050, a new study has found.