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Bhubaneswar School Girl Wins IGNITE Award For Innovation That Can Curb Air Pollution
A World Health Organization (WHO) report on global health risks states that outdoor air pollution is among the top ten risks faced by humans that causes approxi...
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Opinion: Tuberculosis Is A Forgotten Priority For Child Health
I was exposed to the plight of children with tuberculosis early in my 32 years of experience as a physician. I was a medical intern in a provincial hospital in Peru’s ju...
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Female Child Has Equal Rights Like Boys: SC
"Female child is entitled to enjoy equal rights that a male child is allowed to have," the Supreme Court observed on Tuesday, passing a slew of directions, including maintinen...
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Researchers Use Brain Implant to Make Paralyzed Monkeys Walk
Between 255,000-600,000 Americans can’t walk because of paraplegia, or leg paralysis usually linked to spinal damage. But Tomislav Milekovic, a researcher at the Swiss F...
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Climate Finance Dispute Prompts Bangladesh To Return £13m of UK AID
Millions of pounds of climate change aid to Bangladesh has been returned unspent to the British government following a long-running dispute over its delivery. Academics and cl...
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WHO Doubles Recommended Number Of Health Visits During Pregnancy
The World Health Organization revised guidelines on antenatal care on Monday, saying pregnant women should have twice as many contacts with health providers - eight - as it re...
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It’s A Hard Life For Dwarfs In India
Mahendra Vinayak Agavni, 45, a resident of Kurla in Mumbai has had a tough day in the city’s suburban trains. It’s an ordeal he faces pretty much everywhere he goe...
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“Will You Be Back Early?”: Problems Single Women Face In Finding Accommodation
“Where do you work (or study)?”, “Will you be back early?”, “I do not allow drinking in the house.”, “You cannot bring over men.&rdqu...
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Homemade Rotary Cell Phone Can Send Texts, Play FM Radio, And Make Calls
It wasn't all that long ago that huge swaths of critics were claiming Steve Jobs' keypad free cell phone would never take off, and I find myself wondering what they would have...
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Marrakech Climate Talks: Giving The Fossil Fuel Lobby A Seat At The Table
As the world gathers in Morocco for the historic first meeting under the Paris agreement – called “COP22” but now also “CMA1” – i...
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