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Do Women Get More Credit For Leadership?
Research on women who demonstrate stereotypically male behaviors at work has yielded mixed findings. On the one hand, some studies suggest those women are less liked and evalu...
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Nobel Prize Winners Point The Way In Battle Against Diseases Of Poverty
What does it take to bring the fruits of scientific innovation to vulnerable patients in the world’s poorest communities? The discoveries recognised by the 2015 Nobel Pr...
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Poachers Are Using Cyanide To Slaughter Entire Elephant Herds
A total of 26 elephant carcasses were found dead on in just two weeks from cyanide poisoning in Hwange National Park, the largest game reserve in Zimbabwe. The latest incident...
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Hacking Team Is Back With A Bold Pitch To Police
Hacking Team, the infamous spyware vendor that was hacked earlier this year, is now pitching its products to help US law enforcement get around its encryption problem with hac...
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Why Age Discrimination Is Worse For Women
It’s something that’s started to get on peoples’ nerves in pop culture: Hollywood seems totally open to older male actors, but aside from the Helen Mirrens o...
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Tuberculosis Ranks Alongside HIV As Leading Killer Worldwide: WHO Report
In 2014, tuberculosis (TB) killed 1.5 million people, 400,000 of whom were HIV-positive, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Wednesday, ranking the disease alongside H...
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China Lifted Its One-Child Policy And Here’s What That Means For The Environment
China once touted the 1979 decree as an environmental benefit. Government officials estimate it shaved between 300 and 400 million people off the expected growth of its popula...
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How South Korea Imagines The Future Of Cars
Visitors travelling along the vast network of roads at Kia and Hyundai’s Namyang R&D centre are told not to take pictures. The facility, a two-and-a-half-hour drive ...
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That Which Is Rarely Discussed: The Patriarchy With In The Naxalbari Movement
The Naxalite uprising has been since its inception a war waged against the class enemies. Charu Majumder, the frontrunner of the Naxalbari movement declared his “annihil...
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Marlo Thomas Helps Launch Annual St. Jude Thanks And Giving Campaign
Now in its twelfth year, the St. Jude Thanks and Giving campaign has transformed the holiday season into a time of giving thanks by raising awareness and funds for the ongoing...
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