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Rights-Based Maternity Care Must Become A Global Priority
It has become all too clear lately that to be pregnant, to be in labor, or to birth a child is to put oneself at the mercy of larger powers—powers that sometimes seem un...
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Why The Paris Climate Talks Won’t Be Another Copenhagen
The much-hyped 2009 Copenhagen climate summit yielded only a flimsy accord. But, Sydney University professor Nick Rowley writes that the 2015 Paris climate talks are not likel...
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What Is The US Government Doing To Prevent The Next Oil Pipeline Disaster?
Spring has finally arrived in Michigan, which for many of us means renewed hope that Enbridge, the company responsible for spilling more than 1 million gallons of tar sands oi...
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Government Relaxes Norms; Cancer Drug Prices Goes Up
The government has allowed pharmaceutical companies to hike rates of 509 essential medicines used for treating various ailments like diabetes, hepatitis and cancer by 3.84 per...
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Fighting TB With A Drive-In Film And Test
Some lives hang on the distance of dusty roads, with a cure out of reach. Take tuberculosis, an ancient disease that still kills about 4,100 people each day around the world b...
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Wisconsin Agency Bans Talk of Climate Change
The state treasurer in Wisconsin declined to explain his views about climate change a day after leading the effort to ban a small state agency from talking about rising temper...
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Asia?s Investment Bank: A New Chapter In Sustainable Development
Development banks can help achieve much needed infrastructure development in Asia, but experts from the World Resources Institute caution that development must not come at the...
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Making A Medicine As Easy To Find As A Can Of Coke
Diarrheal disease, which kills a million children younger than 5 each year, has an image problem. It doesn’t raise much alarm in industrialized countries, where it is me...
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Health Care And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance
This is a series about solutions, or potential solutions, to real world problems. It focuses on the line between failure and success, drawing on the stories of people wh...
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Is 'Game of Thrones' aiding the global debate on climate change?
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the continent of Westeros in the hit television series "Game of Thrones", humankind is coming under threat from a zombie-like race fro...
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