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Stimulating Innovation to Create More Sustainable Cities
It won’t be long before the world’s population reaches nine billion and by 2050, 70 percent of the world’s population will live in cities. All around the ...
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War on the ‘Malaria mayhem’ in Mumbai reduces infection by 80%
How did the local government, a thinktank, tiffin box delivery men and a superhero reduce infections so dramatically?
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Mother’s hair could hold key to preventing underdeveloped babies
Scientists at Gravida, Auckland University’s National Centre for brain Growth and Development, have discovered that chemicals in the hair of pregnant women may increa...
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Drugs on EMI
People in an extremely backward Haryana town, where almost every fifth person has hepatitis C, are forced to seek treatment on EMIs
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Your brain on climate change: why the threat produces apathy, not action
Many people aren?t responding to mounting evidence of the huge impacts of climate change. Neuroscience helps explain why ? and the key role that businesses can play...
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A mobile key to maternal health
Dr Anita, who just goes by her first name, has a flourishing practice in Bihar. She is the most sought-after consulting gynecologist in a state with India’s highest f...
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Can TV Save India?
But in the 1990s, cable television arrived and private channels like Star Plus and Zee TV popped up — and quickly started catering to the lowest common denominator. T...
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mHealth Program to Start Serving Mothers in India’s Largest Slums
Birju was one of about 100 women living in the Mumbai slums who started receiving messages under MAMA’s mMitra program last week. The information conveyed is based on...
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Progress on Family Planning Means Progress for All
Family Planning 2020 launched Partnership in Progress, a report on global efforts to fulfill the ambitious goal set at the 2012 London Summit on Family Planning: deliver li...
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Agri-mechanical hubs to promote intensive farming in Bengal
Crop diversification gives a wider choice in the production of a variety of crops in a given area. This expands production related activities on various crops and also lowe...
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