2024-04-01 08:14:25
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The March highlights of Austria’s independent scene + playlist:
Fashion Center:
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Comic Figure:
Catastrophe & Cure:
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Potato Beach:
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Guitar music and concert sketches
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2024-04-01 14:36:52
Chronic respiratory diseases, such as asthma, COPD, chronic rhinitis and sinusitis, affect millions of Brazilians and represent a significant challenge for populations of different age groups. In response to this urgent demand, Niterra do Brasil, through its New Business and Innovation Division – MOVA, in partnership with Eretz.bio (Startup HUB of Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein), is pleased to announce the launch of the Niterra Challenge – Chronic Respiratory Diseases.
Based on data from the Ministry of Health, the prevalence of COPD can reach up to 15% of the population, while asthma affects almost 25%, considering the different degrees of the disease. Despite the high incidence, tackling these diseases remains a challenge due to several factors, including delayed diagnosis, prolonged treatment and difficulties in patient engagement.
The accurate diagnosis of chronic respiratory diseases is often complicated due to the similarity between the symptoms of acute respiratory diseases, such as colds and flu, and chronic diseases. This can lead to multiple emergency room visits before a correct diagnosis is established, prolonging patient suffering and increasing treatment costs.
Furthermore, treating these conditions often requires a long-term commitment, and patient engagement tends to decline as symptoms improve, which can compromise the effectiveness of care and result in significant additional costs.
This open call aims to identify and support innovative solutions that address these challenges in an effective and sustainable way, from increasing diagnostic assertiveness and supporting medical decisions to optimizing patient journeys and anticipating complications. Among the benefits generated by participating in this Challenge is the possibility of financing the Proof of Concept and connections with the Niterra Group’s Global Innovation Centers and Eretz.bio (Startup HUB at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein).
Health startups interested in participating are invited to send their proposals by April 19, 2024. The announcement of those selected will be announced on April 29, 2024, through the Niterra Challenge page and the MOVA and Eretz Social Networks .bio.
Brazil’s Niterra
Niterra do Brasil is a Japanese multinational in the automotive sector, globally recognized for its NGK and NTK brands, which are leaders in providing high-technology products for automotive ignition systems, being the most remembered brand in the segment. As part of its expansion strategy, the company identified the health sector as one of its priorities, especially combating chronic respiratory diseases. In Brazil, initiatives on this front are led by MOVA – New Business and Innovation Division.
The brand has been in the market for over 80 years and understood that to continue writing history it is essential to be aware of its responsibility for the future of society, therefore, MOVA, together with the company, seeks to create a sustainable business ecosystem.
The division seeks solutions that promote sustainability and are directly related to the UN’s sustainable development objectives, and with a global innovation ecosystem, operating in sectors that are the basis for living on a brighter planet with better quality. of life.
The Niterra Group already has investments in the healthcare sector across the globe, which is a great opportunity for startups that want to work with the group.
In Brazil, they are working on internalizing the commercial operation and technical assistance of one of the many global companies, the American Caire Inc., which has Oxygen Concentrator solutions, which provide a higher quality of life for people with chronic respiratory diseases.
The main objective in the medium term is to offer a portfolio of healthcare solutions that promote health for the Brazilian population.
“We believe that technological innovation can play a fundamental role in improving the diagnosis, treatment and management of chronic respiratory diseases, and we hope to receive innovative proposals that can make a difference in patients’ lives”, says Thiago Rodrigues, General Manager of New Business and Innovation.
To obtain more information regarding the regulations and access the registration form, simply access the website:
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On Easter Monday, Zagłębie lost a prestigious match with GKS Katowice 0:4. This is a shameful defeat for the heavyweight division, which hurts the fans of Sosnowiec very much. The team has not won a league match since September 15, 2023! This Saturday we are playing an away game once morest Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza (3:00 p.m.).
Zagłębie Sosnowiec – GKS Katowice 0:4 (0:1)
0:1 Antoni Kozubal, 14 minutes
0:2 Grzegorz Rogala, 49th minute
0:3 Mateusz Marzec, 55 minutes
0:4 Christian Aleman, 74 minutes
ZagÅÄbie: Szewczenko – Matynia (65′ CaliÅński), Rozwandowicz, Dowhyj, Szostek – Sokół (65′ BiliÅński), Bonecki, Janota (71′ Guezen), Suchockyj, Poliarus (65′ Valencia) – Fabry (46′ Wrzesiński).
Coach: Alaksander Chackiewicz
GKS: Kudła – Wasielewski (69′ Aleman), Jędrych (K), Repka (77′ Shibata), Rogala – Kuusk, Komor, Marzec (77′ Arak), Błąd (82′ Pietrzyk), Kozubal – Bergier (77′ Poppy).
Coach: Rafał Górak
SÄdziuje: Łukasz Szczech from Warsaw.
Żółte kartki: Bonecki – BÅÄ
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Red card: Sebastian Bonecki (44 – second penalty for a foul on Kozubal).
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1‘We have started! A record attendance is expected this season. Almost full stands at ArcelorMittal Park. The starting lineup includes Paweł Szostek, who is making his debut in front of his own audience.
4′ First shot in the match – following a free kick from the right side, the ball went to Grzegorz Rogala, who shot the first ball, but badly missed.
4 Another hit by the GieKSy players, this time thanks to Mateusz Marc, but Ołeksij Szewchenko probably caught the ball
0:1 Antoni Kozubal, 14 minutes
After Mateusz Marc shot, Kozubal caught the ball deflected by our goalkeeper and sent it into the net from close range.
22′ Sebastian Bergier found himself in a favorable position when attacked by Maks Rozwandowicz. The shot of the GieKSa central striker was saved by Oleksiy Shevchenko.
28′ First yellow card for Sebastian Bonecki, who prevented Adrian Bądą from taking a free kick.
34′ Dangerous situation in front of the GKS goal. After a corner kick, the ball went to Oleksiy Dowhyj, whose shot from close range was blocked by the guests’ defenders.
35′ After a quick counterattack from Katowice, Error found himself in a one-on-one situation, but Shevchenko saved his shot.
39′ After a simple mistake by our defenders, Mateusz Marzec found himself in a one-on-one situation. His shot was blocked by goalkeeper Shevchenko. but he was offside anyway… By the way, yellow card for Adrian Błąda for arguing with the referee.
44′ We are playing with 10 players. Sebastian Bonecki left the field and received a second yellow card and, consequently, a red card for a foul on Kozubal.
45+4. The referee canceled the goal for GKS following watching VAR.
45+9. End of the first half of the match once morest GieKSa. we lose 0:1.
46′ The second half has started. We have one change in our team – Marek Fabry was replaced by Konrad Wrzesiński. GKS Katowice unchanged.
0:2 Grzegorz Rogala, 49th minute
The GKS player increased the guests’ lead with a shot from an angle following a long corner.
0:3 Mateusz Marzec, 55 minutes
Marzec’s shot from near the penalty area hits the net, but there was also a ricochet on the way.
0:4 Christian Aleman, 74 minutes
90′ The referee added at least 2 minutes to the regular time.
90+2. End of the match. Zagłębie suffers humiliation in the Holy War with GKS Katowice. We lose by 0:4.
INTERESTING FACTS FROM LAMUS
1. The “Holy War”, i.e. the rivalry between the Hanys and the Gorolas, promises to be extremely exciting. This will be league match no. 42 and for fans from both sides of Brynica it is not only regarding 3 points, but above all, prestige and pride…
2. League clashes between Zagłębie and “GieKSą” have always had their own drama and color, and let’s hope that this will not change. The statistics are close to a draw. Zagłębie won 15 times, their opponents 15. We also recorded 11 draws. Only the goals clearly favor the Katowice team (45:40).
3. It might have been so beautiful! On August 22, 2021, a dramatic match was played between the Sosnowiec team and “GieKSą”. We were leading 2-0 until the break, dominating at Bukowa. But following the break, a real football earthquake occurred and the rivals scored 3 goals, ultimately winning 3:2. This match will be a dream for our fans and players for a long time. Let us remind you that 2 days later, following this painful defeat, Marcin Jaroszewski resigned as the president of Zagłębie. In total, he served for 98 months and 11 days. That is, he was the club’s longest-serving president in Zagłębie.
4. The last league match of these teams at the People’s Stadium in Sosnowiec took place on March 4, 2022. The Katowice team won 1-0 following a goal by Adrian Błąda in the 80th minute. This match started with a delay of over 10 minutes due to heavy snowfall. Zagłębie played a poor match and the fans quickly erased it from their memory. However, a slight feeling of disgust remained
5. In addition to competitive matches, there were also friendly games. The last one took place at the People’s Stadium. On June 22, 2022, as part of preparations for the new season, the Sosnowiec team won once morest GKS Katowice 3:2. The goals for Zagłębie were scored by: Antoni Kulawiak, Patryk Bryła and Szymon Sobczak (penalty). For young Antek Kulawiak, who previously played in the Central Junior League, it was his debut goal in the Zagłębie senior team.
6. The last duel for league points in Sosnowiec took place on February 25, 2023 and it was the official opening of ArcelorMittal Park. We won 2:1 (1:0), and the first goal at the new facility by Meik Karwot made history. Meik scored it not without the help of “GieKSy” goalkeeper Dawid Kudła, who passed the ball to our midfielder. Let us add that the second goal for Zagłębie was scored by young Adrian Troć. The honorary goal for the Katowice team was a successfully executed penalty kick by Adrian Jędrych, well known in Sosnowiec.
HIF took their first premiership victory since 2019. Gefle was defeated at Gavlevallen following a strong red-blue first half – and a very dramatic second act.
Here are Gustav Lundblad’s five impressions from the match.
0–1 Taylor Silverholt (23, penalty), 0–2 Benjamin Acquah (27, assist Wilhelm Loeper), 1–2 Adrian Edqvist (47), 1–3 Wilhelm Loeper (59, penalty), 2–3 Adrian Edqvist ( 76, assist Antonio Yakoub)
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HIF (4-4-2): Kalle Joelsson – Benjamin Örn, Jon Birkfeldt, Wilhelm Nilsson, William Westerlund – Wilhelm Loeper (Daniel Bergman, 90+4), Ervin Gigovic, Lukas Kjellnäs, Milan Silva Rasmussen (Arian Kabashi, 60) – Benjamin Acquah (Simon Bengtsson, 83) , Taylor Silverholt (Adam Hellborg, 83).
Unused substitutes: Nils Arvidsson, Adrian Svanbäck, Amar Muhsin.
Gefle (5-3-2): Oscar Jonsson – Adrian Edqvist, Jesper Merbom Adolfsson, Martin Rauschenberg, Kevin Persson (Samuel Adrian, 73), Sebastian Friman (York Rafael, 67) – Iu Ranera Grau, Lukas Browning Lagerfeldt, Constantino Capotondi (Antonio Yakoub, 73) – Leo Englund , Jacob Hero.
Unused substitutes: Tobias Johansson, Alvin Lättman, Albin Hjelm, Philip Ekman.
HIF traveled to Gävle for the Superettan premiere following years of terrible starts to the seasons.
They travel home with three points following two well-managed penalties and a beautiful Benjamin Acquah goal.
The first premiership win for HIF since 2019.
The first HIF victory in Gävle since 2013.
After everything that happened, this was a dream start to the season – despite the dense, long, last-minute drama.
In the first half, HIF struck with some of the best 45 minutes of the year.
They kept the match in an iron grip on the artificial grass. During the first half hour, they sometimes outplayed Gefle.
HIF got a cheap penalty, managed it – high up on the left (Taylor Silverholt).
Gefle had a hard time getting through HIF’s 4-4-2 formation, which didn’t press hard, but which once stepped forward often won the ball.
The home team was almost harmless in the last third. They had a total of one finish in the half: A shot from Sebastian Friman on a cross from Adrian Edqvist, where Kalle Joelsson made a reflex save down at the front post.
A minute following that, Benjamin Örn won the ball in his own half. Wilhelm Loeper went past an old man, ran forward and passed the ball centrally to Benjamin Acquah, who turned and twisted and then made a neat 2-0 from 15 meters.
After that, Gefle had more of the possession – but without creating anything at all.
HIF had further good chances in the first half (a header by Benjamin Örn on a corner and a finish by Milan Silva Rasmussen, nicely played by Ervin Gigovic).
The situation was such that the match felt almost decided at halftime.
However, the match was not decided.
Gefle received a corner in the first attack following the break. After HIF did not get the ball away in the second wave, Adrian Edqvist was able to send in a reduction goal. The match was reopened and thus also started a nervous second act of this performance.
HIF stepped forward in the positions, scratched and Ervin Gigovic came close to scoring 3-1 following a corner, when Gefle captain Martin Rauschenberg cleared on the goal line.
Instead, HIF received a penalty a few seconds later, when Lukas Browning Lagerfeldt was deemed to have kicked Wilhelm Nilsson in the face in the mess in front of the goal.
Despite wild Gefle protests, HIF received the second penalty kick of the day.
Wilhelm Loeper made it 3–1 from eleven meters in the 59th minute.
Last season, Gefle overcame a 3–1 deficit at Gavlevallen once morest BoIS and equalized late to make it 3–3.
Now they tried to do the same thing once more.
With regarding 20 minutes left, HIF started to look quite tired and Gefle got a little pressure towards HIF’s penalty area. In the 76th minute, Adrian Edqvist went past several players, played Kevin Yakoub and got the ball back inside the penalty area. He neatly scored his second goal and now it was a serious game.
HIF went to its knees when Gefle fed forward ball following ball and during a long stoppage came the memories of the score loss in the final minutes that HIF suffered several times last season.
Jakob Hjelte had a free header right in front of the goal in the 96th minute – but finished over.
The minutes passed. Ball following ball sailed into HIF’s penalty area. It was 99:56 when Daniel Bergman nodded away a flat cross. When the ball landed, the referee blew the match off.
HIF had ridden out the storm.
Even though it got really dramatic in the final minutes, that Hjelte header was the only real scoring chance that Gefle created in the second half, in addition to the two goals.
Klebér Saarenpää deployed more and more defenders towards the end. The defenders sent away most of what Gefle loaded into the penalty area. They battled and fought once morest the light blues – and the fatigue – all over the course. They did enough to hold on to the lead.
From the first half, I would like to highlight Ervin Gigovic and Benjamin Acquah, who were enterprising centrally. Wilhelm Loeper was alert and got two points from the match. Milan Silva Rasmussen came through more than in most pre-season matches and put in one of his best efforts so far in the HIF shirt.
HIF’s punishments were not the clearest in world history, they weren’t.
I wonder when HIF last received two penalties in the same match. Could it have been in the cup round of 16 once morest BoIS in 2011? Knowledgeable readers are welcome to get in touch with results.
In any case, the Gefle players were clear in blaming the referee for their loss in the TV interviews and they are not entirely wrong.
But football is regarding making the most of what you get and HIF did that today.
Now HIF sits with three points in the account, but also with a clearly identified area of improvement ahead of the home opener once morest Brage in eight days:
The defense of the own penalty area following fixed situations might have cost points today.
Players and coaches have to work with that during the week.
But tonight they are allowed to be really happy. They have earned it.
And so do all the red and blue in Northwest Skåne.
This year there was no nightmare start to the season.
It was long since the last time.
Photo: Bildbyrån
Contact details:
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