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Search ResultIceland Fixed Its Teen Substance-Abuse Problem By Giving Them Something Better To Do
In 1992, Iceland had all its 14, 15, and 16-year-olds fill out a survey about their experience with drugs and alcohol. 25% smoked daily, and over 40% had gotten drunk in th...
Read MoreWhy India Needs The Rubella Vaccine?
Buoyed by the elimination of polio six years ago and maternal and neonatal tetanus and yaws in 2016, India has set an ambitious target of eliminating measles and controllin...
Read MoreBeauty May Be In The Eyes Of The Beholder, But It's More Than Skin Deep
On March 8, Mumbai will host an unusual pageant: a beauty contest, but one where all the participants live with 100% visual disability. The preparations for Princess India ...
Read MoreIndian Short Film, Aaba Wows Audiences At The 67th Berlin Film Festival 2017; Brings Home The Prestigious Award
Mumbai, February 20, 2017: Indian filmmakers never cease to amaze the global audience with their storytelling and filmmaking skills. As the Berlin Film Festival drew to a c...
Read MoreHow One Man Repopulated A Rare Butterfly Species In His Backyard
The California pipevine swallowtail butterfly is a wonder to behold. It begins its life as a tiny red egg, hatches into an enormous orange-speckled caterpillar, and then &m...
Read MoreHow Mohammed Waris (and others like him) Could Benefit From The New Disability Law In India
Following India’s glittering performance at the 2016 Paralympics (when disabled athletes won four medals, including two golds – our best since 1968), one could ...
Read More4 of 5 Sterilised Women Have 3 Or More Kids, Suggests Survey
Even as female sterilisation continues to be the most common contraceptive method used in India, it has failed to address the problem of population control. Almost four out...
Read MoreChembur School Students Create Their Very Own Terrace Garden
Having a green thumb is a blessing in today’s world. It may not be as common anymore, since city life keeps everyone on their toes, but Our Lady of Perpetual Succour ...
Read MoreTime To Ditch The Pill? World's First Contraception App That Is As Effective As A Condom Is Given A Seal Of Approval
An contraception app that uses body temperature to track a woman's menstrual cycle has been given the seal of approval. Natural Cycles records daily temperature and uses an...
Read MoreIn The Netherlands, Empty Prisons Become Homes For Refugees
In an interesting take on reusing and recycling, a government agency in the Netherlands has opened empty prisons to accommodate the influx of migrants seeking asylum. As th...
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