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Venezuela participates in the UNICEF International Seminar

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Venezuela, through the Ministry of Popular Power for Education, participated in the Virtual International Sports Seminar, promoted by the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef).

According to a press release, the meeting seeks to promote alliances and develop strategies that consolidate skills for children and young people that positively influence physical and mental health.

For this, sports activities are proposed as a social intervention strategy that promotes the Millennium Development Goals.

“It is very important that we can all share experiences to learn and maintain the sports agenda that we started a few years ago for development in Venezuela and that is giving such good results. Our intention is to support the Ministry of Education so that this component reaches as many people as possible and that it contributes to generating ideal conditions for student well-being and the economic and social development of Venezuela,” said the head of the Education section in Venezuela, Andres Sanchez.

The Vice Minister of Secondary Education, Nancy Ortuño, also participated in the activity, who highlighted the importance that the Bolivarian Government has given to promoting sport on a national scale.

“For us, as a government, physical activity and sport are of the utmost importance because they meet the objectives that have to do with different elements: an inclusive, equitable quality education, the promotion of a healthy life and the empowerment of children and girls,” he said.

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Fuente: AVN

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Medical students reinforce qualitative and mathematical studies in the MPPS

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More than 85 students from the different Community Villages of the “Hugo Chávez” University of Health Sciences and the Bolivarian University of Venezuela (UBV), received academic classes at the Ministry of Popular Power for Health (MPSS), with the purpose of to reinforce qualitative and mathematical studies within the context of general medicine and its characteristics.

Through the account on the social network Twitter, @MinSaludVe, he indicated: “From the headquarters of the MPPS, a course on statistics and verbal lexicon was developed, aimed at medical students from @OfiUcs, Community Villages, among others, with the objective of strengthening the National Public Health System”.

The academic responsible for the MPPS, José Arvelo, highlighted that “these courses are endorsed by the MPPS, their respective public health studies houses and we also thank the students that make up the National Public Health System (SPNS) who Today they are training in favor of professionally improving public care in the health areas.

However, the evaluative structures in terms of the learning process were characterized by the proper use of citizen care techniques, the due process of health care, its variables and the correct filling of the patients’ medical forms.

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Source: MPPS Press

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Comprehensive health day held in the community of Sabaneta in Miranda

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The General Directorate of Health of the municipality of Guaicaipuro, Miranda state, held a comprehensive health day in the community of Sabaneta, in the Tácata parish, in which more than 300 people were treated with free medical services.

This was announced by the director of Health of the municipality, Alonso Quevedo, who specified that during the day 80 people were treated, under the house-to-house modality; 18 in internal medicine; 10 in gynecology and 6 Pap smears were performed; 31 in pediatrics; 6 in obstetrics; 2 people in surgery and 51 patients in general medicine.

Likewise, Alonso Quevedo indicated that in this activity medicines were delivered to 105 people and doses of vaccines were applied.

“Today we are here, in the Tácata parish, providing health that has been a priority for our mayor Farith Fraija, in coordination with the Altos Mirandinos Axis; as well as the deployment of more than 40 health professionals and medical students, in order to attend to those people who require it, free of charge, organized and in their own parish,” said the director of Health of the municipality, from According to the information published on the Instagram account of the Mayor’s Office of Guaicaipuro, @guaicaipurociudadcapital.

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Media : Society : News : The Hankyoreh

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The Forest and Culture Research Association received a presidential commendation on the ‘Day of the Mountain’ on October 18th. From left, Steering Committee Member Lee Chun-yong of the Forest and Culture Research Association, Nam Sung-hyeon, head of the Korea Forest Service, and Park Bong-woo, chairman. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association

On October 18, at the ’21st Mountain Day’ commemoration ceremony held at Suncheonman Bay National Garden, the Forest and Culture Research Society received a presidential commendation. It was the only private organization to receive the award for the second time after 2002. It was recognized for contributing to the public forest protection activities of the first award, promoting forest culture, and designating a national forest cultural asset introduced in 2014. As the fourth president of the Forest and Culture Research Society, receiving the award as a representative reminded me of that day 30 years ago and felt new. On January 2, 1992, I was on my way to visit Professor Kim Jang-soo (1919-2004), who was the founding figure and teacher of Korea University’s Department of Forestry (Department of Forest Resources). As usual, the three musketeers gathered. All three classmates from the class of 1970 got married at Professor Kim’s ceremony and were 40 years old. “Now that we’ve become unlucky, let’s do something meaningful. Let’s do what we value most, know well, and do well. Let’s protect the forest.” It was the moment when the Forest and Culture Research Association was born. Jeon Yeong-woo, a professor at Kookmin University, Lee Cheon-yong, a forestry researcher at the Institute of Forest Science, Kangwon National University professor, and Lim Joo-hoon, a forestry researcher 6 years my junior, were together. A month later, Kim Ki-won, a professor at Kookmin University, who was five years his junior, joined the team. At that time, there was also a personal reason for making such a proposal. Earlier, in 1991, as a visiting professor at Colorado State University, I was deeply impressed by the community service activities of American citizens. Professors have lectures, research, and volunteering as their basic virtues. As a professor, I was thinking about what kind of volunteering I could do, and I came up with a job where I could share ‘theory and practice’ based on my major. As our first project, we decided to publish a newsletter and conduct a bi-monthly ‘visit to the beautiful forest’. In the inaugural issue (February 1992), we revealed the purpose and goal of the research association as follows. “We exchange our thoughts on trees and forests, humans and forests, environment and forests, and culture and forests, and record the importance of forests. Through these activities, we seek to re-recognize and develop the changing value of forests and pursue ecological harmony between forests and humans.”

The Forest and Culture Research Association held its 156th 'visiting a beautiful forest' last October. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association.

The Forest and Culture Research Association held its 156th ‘visiting a beautiful forest’ last October. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association.

The Forest and Culture Research Association has published a bimonthly journal, 'Forest and Culture', since its founding in February 1992. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association

The Forest and Culture Research Association has published a bimonthly journal, ‘Forest and Culture’, since its founding in February 1992. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association

Publications, including the 'Forest and Culture Series', which have been held since 1993 for academic discussions. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association

Publications, including the ‘Forest and Culture Series’, which have been held since 1993 for academic discussions. Provided by the Forest and Culture Research Association

‘Visiting the beautiful forest’ was a practical action, with the intention of changing the mountaineering culture of the concept of ‘conquering the summit’ and awakening the cultural value of the forest. The first ‘beautiful forest’ in March of that year was Wonju Sillim (Seonghwangrim) and Hwangjanggeumpyo. In 2003, he also started to visit beautiful forests abroad and conducted 15 visits to Croatia in 2019. In addition, ‘visiting a beautiful forest’ is also the origin of forest commentary in Korea. In 1996, at the request of the Korea Forest Service, a ‘forest commentary course’ was opened at Saneum Natural Recreation Forest in Yangpyeong for the first time in Korea. In 1998, along with Kookmin University, he opened a natural environment commentary guide course. Around 2000, the Korea Forest Interpreter Association was created as the perception that a ‘forest commentator’ was needed to inform the general public of the forest in order to properly enjoy, understand, and preserve it. In 2002, the Korea Forest Service newly established the Forestry Culture Department and established ‘Mountain Day’ to give awards to our research group as a gift for our 10th anniversary. On Mountain Day in 2014, he received a presidential citation in the individual category for his contribution to the development of forest recreation culture. The Forest and Culture Research Association opens its doors to not only the academic community but also to the general public who is interested in forests, to those who have something to say about forests, and to anyone who thinks forests are important. The academic debate, which started in 1993, has borne fruit with 29 volumes so far. More than anything, I am proud of the fact that I have grown for 30 years with only members’ dues and unpaid volunteer work, including members of the steering committee. I want to congratulate the 30th anniversary and award with 400 members. Park Bong-woo/President and shareholder of Forest and Culture Research Association

remembers the shareholders and readers who sold the stone ring and raised shares in the name of the child when it was first published on May 15, 1988. In their 35th year, those children are becoming parents. Each new life in the age of low birth is so precious. ‘Congratulations’ is a gift given to the protagonists who will open a new world. It will also be a memory for shareholders who have grown together. Parents, as well as family, relatives, acquaintances, and neighbors can all send a congratulatory message by e-mail with a picture. Hankyoreon (mkyoung60@hanmail.net) or People Team (people@hani.co.kr).” alt=”We will pay the manuscript fee-<한겨레>remembers the shareholders and readers who sold the stone ring and raised shares in the name of the child when it was first published on May 15, 1988. In their 35th year, those children are becoming parents. Each new life in the age of low birth is so precious. ‘Congratulations’ is a gift given to the protagonists who will open a new world. It will also be a memory for shareholders who have grown together. Parents, as well as family, relatives, acquaintances, and neighbors can all send a congratulatory message by e-mail with a picture. Hankyoreon (mkyoung60@hanmail.net) or People Team (people@hani.co.kr).” />

We will pay the manuscript fee- remembers the shareholders and readers who sold the stone ring and collected stocks in the name of the child when it was first published on May 15, 1988. In their 35th year, those children are becoming parents. Each new life in the age of low birth is so precious. ‘Congratulations’ is a gift given to the protagonists who will open a new world. It will also be a memory for shareholders who have grown together. Parents, as well as family, relatives, acquaintances, and neighbors can all send a congratulatory message by e-mail with a picture. Hankyoreon (mkyoung60@hanmail.net) or People Team (people@hani.co.kr).

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Get to know the food recipe to start a healthy day

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Learn how to prepare delicious and healthy crepes, ideal to start the day with a lot of energy, through some fit crepes, based on oatmeal, for breakfast.

According to an international news agency, the importance of these foods is that they do not contain gluten and therefore, it is ideal for making preparations for those with celiac disease (immune reaction) to consume.

In this sense, oats are a cereal that provide calcium, potassium, iodine, iron and magnesium to the diet, these nutrients and vitamins help maintain excellent health, which prevents thyroid problems.

It is worth noting that some oats can be contaminated with gluten in their packaging process, for this reason what is relevant is the purchase of certified gluten-free flakes.

The flour of this cereal should only be processed with the flakes for several minutes and stir from time to time, so that no flakes remain uncrushed.

Finally, the result is sieved with a sieve, this flour is ideal for sweet preparations, since the flavor of oats is not as neutral as other options.

The crepes are ready to go

  • 4 eggs.
  • 80 grams of oat flour.
  • ½ tablespoon of sweetener.
  • 200 milliliters of vegetable milk.
  • To accompany, chocolate without added sugar and fresh blueberries.

Utensils:

  • Blender.
  • Skillet.
  • Spatula.

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Learn about the importance of eating fruits for the well-being of health

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The World Health Organization (WHO) recommended eating at least 400 grams of fruits and vegetables a day, because it reduces the risk of developing non-communicable diseases, guarantees sufficient daily consumption of dietary fiber and provides significant amounts of antioxidants to the body. body, to prevent diseases such as cancer.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) ensures that eating seven to eight servings a day is related to a lower risk of depression and anxiety, the international agency reports.

Similarly, the British Psychological Society demonstrated that eating fruit and vegetables has a direct effect on people’s well-being, not only physically but emotionally.

In this sense, the study analyzed the eating behaviors of 405 people. They recorded daily their consumption of fruits, vegetables, sweets and their feelings towards life.

Among his conclusions is that those people who consume fruits and vegetables feel happier, are more creative and see the purpose of living more easily.

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