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Instead Of Killing Mosquitoes, Why Don’t We Edit The Viruses Out Of Them?
In the fight against zika—the mosquito-spread virus recently declared an international public health emergency due to its potential link with a brain deformity in infant...
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'War Of The Woods’ Over A Massive Canadian Rainforest Ends With A Peace Agreement
The brokered deal will protect most of the world's largest temperate rainforest, banning industrial logging in 85 per cent of the remote wilderness area, which stretches throu...
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Woman Can Be ‘Karta' Of A Family: Delhi High Court Gives Landmark Judgement
Every time someone mentions 'karta' in the context of an Indian family, you immediately think of a male member. That just changed in a landmark ruling by the Delhi High court ...
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‘Chhattisgarh Balloon’ To Bring Down Maternal Mortality
In a significant innovation, a team of doctors in Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College here has developed a device christened the Chhattisgarh Balloon, which promises to bring...
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World Report 2016: ‘Politics Of Fear’ Threatens Rights
In the 659-page World Report 2016, its 26th edition, Human Rights Watch reviews human rights practices in more than 90 countries. In his introductory essay, Executive Director...
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A Landmark Ruling Allows Gene Editing In Human Embryos
A group led by biologist Kathy Niakan at London’s new Francis Crick Institute plans to use the CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technique on human embryos for research purpose...
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The Environmental Protection Agency Says Fracking Is Safe — But Its Scientific Advisors Disagree
Last month, the panel of 31 independent scientists charged with reviewing the EPA's draft report stated that the agency's broad conclusion about the mining technique known as ...
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Indian Women Seeking Jobs Confront Taboos and Threats
On a humid, sweaty, honking afternoon last summer, two women were making their way through the court complex in the north Indian city of Meerut, searching for the office of th...
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Ranchi: Mobile Course To Train 40k Health Workers In Maternaland Child Healthcare
More than 40,000 health workers in the state are set to be trained in maternal and child healthcare through voice messages on their cell phones. Come February, the Jharkhand g...
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What Data Can Do to Fight Poverty
IF social scientists and policy makers have learned anything about how to help the world’s poorest people, it’s not to trust our intuitions or anecdotal evidence a...
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