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Orcas Are First Non-Humans Whose Evolution Is Driven By Culture
You could call it a culture shock. Many researchers accept that cultural experiences have helped shape human evolution – and evidence has now emerged that the same ma...
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Kaleidoscope - Just Not Funny
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Internet Freedom: Why Access Is Becoming A Human Right
When most people think or speak about internet freedom, they are often concerned with the right, for example, to say what you want online without censorship and without bei...
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A Universal Cancer Vaccine Might Be Closer Than You Think
There are so many cancers and so many things that can work in concert or independently to increase a person's cancer risk—to say nothing of the sheer scope and scale ...
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The Invention That Stops Girls Missing School Every Month
In Malawi a packet of sanitary towels can cost a whole day's pay, and girls often miss school because the cotton strips they use instead are inadequate. Charlotte Ashton me...
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No Middle Ground: The Risks Of Being A Human Rights Defender In India
The middle ground for human rights work throughout India is eroding fast. Social activists, civil society leaders and “right to information” activists—who...
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Bonded Labourers, Sex Workers, Forced Beggars: India Leads World In Slavery
India has the largest population of modern slaves in the world with more than 18 million people trapped as bonded labourers, forced beggars, sex workers and child soldiers,...
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L.A.'s First-Ever Dog Film Festival Is Coming in June
Following in the paw prints of its New York debut in 2014, the Dog Film Festival, a human-canine bonding experience created by Vermont-based pet wellness advocate and radio...
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Could Alzheimer’s Stem From Infections? It Makes Sense, Experts Say
Could it be that Alzheimer’s disease stems from the toxic remnants of the brain’s attempt to fight off infection? Provocative new research by a team of investig...
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Stonehenge, Easter Island, Venice: Climate Change Will Destroy Human History
Cultural heritage sites are beacons of our remarkable legacy as a species. They’re as diverse and complex as humanity itself, which is why UNESCO has designated 802 o...
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