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Here’s Why India Is Struggling And Failing To Control Tuberculosis
TB is continuing to devastate lives in India because of the government’s inability to regulate an exploitive private health sector, and to fill gaps in the supply of liv...
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How Mohammed Waris (and others like him) Could Benefit From The New Disability Law In India
Following India’s glittering performance at the 2016 Paralympics (when disabled athletes won four medals, including two golds – our best since 1968), one could be ...
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Matt Mitchell Is Arming Underserved Communities With Anti-Surveillance Tools
Matthew Mitchell had one of his first encounters with surveillance in the 1990s. At General Electric, his work usually involved repairing computers. But after a sexual harassm...
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Urban Butterfly Declines 69% Compared To 45% Drop In Countryside
Butterflies have vanished from towns and cities more rapidly than from the countryside over the past two decades, according to a new study. Industrial agriculture has long bee...
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Melinda Gates: I Wouldn't Be Where I Am Today Without Contraceptives
Growing up in a Catholic household in Texas, I never would have guessed that I would one day travel around the world talking about the benefits of contraceptives. I certainly ...
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Health Stories From Rural India
The rise of witch doctors, quacks and unregistered allopathic doctors as a result of an inadequate health infrastructure is not incidental is a point made by a Bilaspur-based ...
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Celebrating The legacy of Sarojini Naidu, The Driving Force Behind Women’s Equality In India
She was called the ‘Nightingale of India’ with good reason, a woman who called out the patriarchy at a time when our own country didn’t understand the urgenc...
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This Augmented Reality App Tells Indigenous Stories In Canadian Cities
Wikiupedia aims to be a digital network of Indigenous knowledge. Adrian Duke showed me his phone while we stood outside Vancouver's Skwachàys Lodge. An animated raven p...
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Millions Of Premature Births Could Be Linked To Air Pollution, Study Finds
Air pollution could be a contributing factor in millions of premature births around the world each year, a new report has found. Nearly 15 million babies are born annually bef...
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Why The Gender Pay Gap Is Not A Myth
When I hear the gender pay gap denounced as a myth, the critic typically claims that the gap is imagined by those who like to play victims. If the critic is rather well-read, ...
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