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Technology, Health And Media- Searching For Breakthroughs
August 1994- Sitting in a state transport bus on way to a remote village in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra, I was marvelling at the greenery all around. There we...
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Govt to Digitize National Health Schemes; Proposal Mooted For Creating Apps & Interactive Websites
A vision of Digital India is incomplete if our citizens are not able to lead a healthy life. Leveraging the power of Internet and Mobile, Government of India has proposed a ma...
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‘The Trials Of Spring’ Documentary Project Amplifies Voices Of Women In The Arab Spring
A new multimedia documentary project is spotlighting the vital roles of women in the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings. “The Trials of Spring”, is a series of six shorts,...
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Healthy Oceans, Healthy Planet
Since 2009, people around the world have celebrated World Oceans Day. The United Nations General Assembly took the concept, first proposed in 1992 and made it official on 5 De...
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How Women Contribute $3 Trillion To Global Healthcare
The traditional focus on women’s health tends to emphasise only their healthcare needs. But women are important providers – as much as they are recipients – ...
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After Retirement, Esther Ritz Became A Full-Time Painter At 55 And Never Looked Back
The art world has an alluring, if somewhat illusory, exterior. It gives off the impression of being progressive, fluid, experimental — a space for outsiders of all kinds...
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Improving Rural Health Care, One Boat Trip At A Time
More than 10 years ago, Sanjoy Hazarika heard about the death of a mother in a remote island in Assam, a state in northeast India, because she couldn’t get to the hospit...
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What Do Angry Birds And Mad Max Have In Common? A Climate Change Message.
In any given 24-hour period, the average urban commuter is subjected to hundreds of corporate advertisements. By contrast, it?s easy to make it through the day without hearing...
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Countries Pitch In For Early Warning Systems And Accurate Weather Projections
Taking into account the rising frequency of extreme weather events across the world and subsequent damages, the Subsidiary Body of Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) ...
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Books About Women Don’t Win Major Fiction Prizes. How Can We Change That?
Man, woman, cyborg — no matter what kind of writer you are, if you want to win a major literary award, there’s just one thing you have to do: Make sure your main c...
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