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Nigeria, others contribute 60% to global maternal deaths
Nigeria and nine other countries contribute about 60 per cent of the global maternal mortality burden, the World Health Organization has said. Media Officer, Development Commu...
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Stress on developing climate-resistant crops
With global warming increasingly influencing the climate pattern, government agencies and policymakers should adopt proactive short and long-term strategies to mitigate the ad...
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Now, climate smart rice to save farmers in India's flood prone areas
Farmers in India's eastern region, prone for flash floods, are now shifting to flood-tolerant variety of rice, developed by Manila-based International Rice Research Institute,...
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Children of farmers who committed suicide need help
The Sambhaji Brigade of the Maratha Seva Sangh has come out and declared that it would help the cause of the more than 200 children of the farmers who had committed suicide in...
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Amber Riley Sings At American Cancer Society 100th Anniversary Ball
The American Cancer Society 100th Anniversary Birthday Ball took place Saturday, May 17th at The Beverly Wilshire. The evening was headlined by Glee’s Amber Riley, who r...
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At risk of HIV? Pop a pill for protection, says CDC
Half a million Americans should consider taking Truvada, a pill that prevents HIV infection. This is the upshot of updated clinical guidelines from the US Centers for Disease ...
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Heat wave due to climate change
The persistent heat wave sweeping through most parts of West Bengal this summer has triggered concerns among climatologists, who feel that this is actually the harbinger of ch...
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Indian Muslim women strive to break poverty cycle
The 18-year-old Muslim helps support her diabetic mother, father and five siblings by working as a maid—while also taking free vocational classes at the National Institu...
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Sunrisers plays charity match for cancer patients
Sunrisers Hyderabad team members, including all-rounder Dale Steyn and others, today played a charity cricket match at Apollo Cancer Hospital located in Jubilee Hills here for...
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Maternal depression symptom rates increase four years after birth of child
Maternal depression is more common four years after the birth of a woman’s first child than at any time during the child’s first year, new research shows. A Murdoc...
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