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The struggle behind building a company with 99% of the team deaf
People of action are often reticent about speaking to the media about their achievements for fear of their words being manipulated. Such was the case with Dhruv Lark of Miracl...
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REFILE-YOUR MONEY-Are drug companies using your health records to sell you stuff?
Jan 8 (Reuters) – If you went to visit your doctor and a drug company representative was sitting in the room with you, ready to hand out pamphlets and samples, you&rsquo...
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Water Wheel to ease burden on women
Girls and women carrying plastic jerry cans of water on their heads is a common sight in rural areas of poor countries. The WaterWheel eases that burden by storing water in a ...
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Water Wheel to ease burden on women
Girls and women carrying plastic jerry cans of water on their heads is a common sight in rural areas of poor countries. The WaterWheel eases that burden by storing water in a ...
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U.S. Cold Snap Inspires Climate Change Denial, While Scientists See Little Room for Doubt
Mist rises from Lake Michigan as temperatures dipped well below zero on Monday in Chicago, Illinois. Chicago. But climate scientists say the weather does not invalidate prevai...
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A New Test for Malaria, No Blood Required
Rice University researchers have developed a rapid malaria test that uses a laser pulse, eliminating the need to draw blood. The test has not yet been tried on humans with the...
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Women Farmers in Chile to Teach the Region Agroecology
SANTIAGO, Jan 04 (IPS) – An organisation that brings together some 10,000 peasant and indigenous women from Chile is launching anagroecology institute for women campesin...
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Tackling a Racial Gap in Breast Cancer Survival
MEMPHIS — After her doctor told her two months ago that she had breast cancer, Debrah Reid, a 58-year-old dance teacher, drove straight to a funeral home. She began plan...
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Huge Lake-Effect Snow Expected
As bitter Arctic air continues to spill east, temperatures will plummet to below 0 over the Tug Hill plateau through the overnight hours. Factoring in the winds, it will feel ...
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Sustainable development now part of cement makers? SOP
The country’s major cement producers are leading the way in making sustainable development measures an integral part of their standard operating procedures (SOP). As mar...
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