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Diabetes now affects 1 in 6 pregnancies: what you need to know
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This Friday, for World Diabetes Daythe UN highlights the impact of the disease on pregnancy, in line with this year's global theme, managing diabetes “across the lifespan”. The organization also...
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THE special report on health and climate changepublished by the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) and the Brazilian government, warn that one in 12 hospitals could face climate-related closures....
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For women like Farhiya, 38, from rural Beletweyne, the consequences can be devastating: a painful obstetric fistula, a hole in the birth canal that left her incontinent, isolated and cut...
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What is Blue Carbon and Why Is It Important? Blue carbon refers to the carbon captured and stored by oceanic and coastal ecosystems such as tidal marshes and seagrass meadows....
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[ad_1] Nanoscale compartments – called encapsulins – have been designed to target plants’ biggest bottleneck: efficiently using Rubisco protein. [ad_2] Source link
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is meeting Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever in Brussels to break a deadlock over a €140 billion Ukraine loan backed by frozen...
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Two 74-year-old JW sentenced to three years in prison and immediately detained. Nowadays, 175 JWs are behind bars in Russia On 12 November, a Russian court imprisoned two 74-year-old men—Valeriy...
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Industrial-scale message deletion puts transparency to the test Scotland is confronting a major test of its transparency framework. Revelations that senior officials deleted WhatsApp messages during the COVID-19 pandemic have...
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[ad_1] An organization drafts a job listing with artificial intelligence. Droves of applicants conjure resumes and cover letters with chatbots. Another [ad_2] Source link
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Last year alone, more than 37,000 cultural objects – including archaeological objects, works of art, coins and musical instruments – were seized in an international operation led by Interpol and...
