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Maritime Medical: Keeping Ship Crews Healthy During a Pandemic

May 18, 2020

In the best of times, keeping ship crews mentally and physically healthy is a challenge premised on the inherent nature of and dangers in the job, plus the proximity of ship from ready, shoreside help. Add a global pandemic and the situation becomes untenable. We checked in with a select group of maritime medical care organizations for mitigating COVID-19 maritime medical risk.Seafarers are an essential workforce to the global economy with as many as 1…

ICS Publishes New Medical Guide for Ships

Apr 10, 2023

Given the remote nature of shipping, seafarers know that their life may sometimes depend on at-hand practical information readily available during the first crucial moments after an on board medical emergency arises. Medical guidance covering illness…

Managing a Crisis: Covid-19 and the Threat to Critical National Infrastructure

Mar 27, 2020

In the midst of uncertainty and significant risk to people’s health, it is clear that the need for robust and accurate screening and testing of Covid-19 is needed now more than ever.The social and health implications of Covid-19 have already been well documented…

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ECT Terminals Switching to Shore Power to Slash Emissions

ECT Terminals Switching to Shore Power to Slash Emissions

APM Terminals Invests $115 million in West Africa Container Terminal

APM Terminals Invests $115 million in West Africa Container Terminal

Port of Gothenburg Completes Major Expansion Project

Port of Gothenburg Completes Major Expansion Project

US Sues Containership Dali Owner for Baltimore Bridge Destruction

US Sues Containership Dali Owner for Baltimore Bridge Destruction

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