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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE HUMAN FACTOR
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DELHI’S GRAND CINEMATIC AMBITION
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THE ETERNAL CRISES OF FILM SCHOOLS
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Remembering Nelson Mandela and His Fight for Climate Justice
Nelson Mandela has been a fighter for Human and Civil Rights his entire life. However, not much is knownabout his fight for climate change and the people that have been displa...
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Africa: ‘Green Economies’ for Africa’s Sustainable Development
Africa can achieve sustainable development by scaling up “green economy” initiatives.The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) defines a green economy initia...
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Cuba: The Meaning of Human Rights
Cuba, a communist country has been showing great progress in the fields of development and human rights. Some statistics that show this rise are as follows:As a result of Gove...
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World Innovation Summit for Health 2013: Obesity is a global public health pandemic
In an obesity report published at the summit today, experts, examined obesity related health problems in eight countries, as well as the economic and social burdens it creates...
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Building partnerships with patients is critical to improving health reform practices
Patient engagement will be the “blockbuster drug of the 21st century” which will help countries “shepherd resources,” said Susan Edgman-Levitan, Execut...
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Ending the AIDS epidemic is a matter of human rights
HIV has taught us that health and human rights are intricately linked and that we need to protect and respect human rights and becourageous enough to confront society’s ...
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China Releases Blueprint for Adapting to Climate Change
China issued its first nation-wide blueprintfor adapting to climate change, as governments around the world shift their efforts from focusing solely on curbing global warming ...
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Any cheers for Doha pact?
The Doha Declaration on protecting public health is a decade old, but developing countries have not been able to make use of TRIPs flexibilities. Read More
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Financing for sustainable development: Can the international financial system make the leap?
The Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals may still be pondering the number and nature of the new goals. However, the question of which issues are “goalabl...
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Limits of Vitamin D Supplements
A large review of studies has found that vitamin D supplements have little or no benefit beyond the low levels required for bone health.http://nyti.ms/1e5wDWY
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