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Exploiting Asia's Biodiversity Can Ensure Food Security, End Hunger
Experts came together at a regional consultation on Asia’s biodiversity to assess opportunities on how to ensure food security and enhance nutrition across the continent...
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Pact Cities That Steal Smart Ideas From Animals & Plants
Architects, designers and urban planners are borrowing from natural phenomena as diverse as termite mounds and resilient grapefruits to design smart, sustainable cities. With ...
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One Way The Paris Climate Pact Is Already Having A Huge Effect
Big businesses’ message to lawmakers is clear: We’re doing our part to slash carbon emissions, now you do yours.On Wednesday, two days before world leaders are sch...
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Climate Change Is Not Gender-Neutral
It is well established that the poor are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, and that women—who account for the majority of the world’s poor—ar...
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We Aim To Reach Digital Maternal Mortality: Dr. Smithy Sanel
Dr. Smithy Sanel, Sr. Consultant, Obst&Gynaecology, Sunrise Group of Hospitals, Kochi, Kerala, talks to ETHealthworld on how female literacy has played a major role in bri...
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Married At 14, Abandoned By 15: The Forgotten Girls Of Dhaka
More than half of girls in Bangladesh marry before they are 18, exposing them to abuse. But if their husbands abandon them, it can offer a route to freedom On the northern out...
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Scientists Think Intelligent Life Could Have Evolved Before Brains
Today, French scientists took a poke at humans’ intellectual hegemony by demonstrating, for the first time ever, that a single-celled organism without a brain or nervous...
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Chernobyl's New and Improved Sarcophagus Will Contain The Disaster's Radioactivity For A Century
Thirty years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, engineers are giving the epicenter of the long-defunct facility a facelift. With financial assistance from more than 40 nati...
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The Silence That Still Surrounds Periods
Let’s begin with the obvious: Every woman in the history of humanity has, or has had, a period. Each month, her uterus sheds its lining, sending blood flowing out throug...
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Off-Label Use Of IPV Vaccine To Tide Over Shortage
Due to shortage of Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) globally, India and a few other countries are stretching the supply of the vaccine to cover all children. The IPV vaccine wa...
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