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University of Auckland ‘walks the talk’ in promoting UN’s 17 SDGs
The University of Auckland, the largest research organization in New Zealand has been ranked as a world leader for its enormous effort in the United Nation’s 17 Sustaina...
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India can become cervical cancer free within the next 60 years
An article from the India Today reports that cervical cancer may get completely eliminated by 2079. According to a recent Lancet study published on Wednesday, Cervical cancer&...
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‘Wake up and take action,’ urges teen activist Greta Thunberg
Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate change activist has told members of the European Parliament to forget Brexit and focus on climate change. Thunberg said in a spee...
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Sex selective abortions lead to gender ratio distortions in 12 countries
According to a recent global study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, abortions based on sex selection have led to larger-than...
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“Everyone has a right to access quality healthcare” - WHO
The World Health Organization has sponsored for the key topic of concern at a global medicine forum in South Africa stating that developing countries have long struggled with ...
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Young leaders call for accelerated efforts for a more sustainable future
On 10th April, more than 1,000 young leaders and advocates at the United Nations called on the global community to deliver on their promise of a future that is sustainable, sa...
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Study reveals India lacks an estimated 600,000 doctors and 2 million nurses
India has shortage of an estimated 600,000 doctors and 2 million nurses, a recent study shows. Scientists say that this lack of staff is preventing patients to get access to l...
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A young woman becomes a ‘symbol of hope’ for protestors in Sudan
On the 8th of April, an image of a young woman standing above a crowd in Khartoum, Sudan went viral among social media. As tens of thousands crowded the roads in front of the ...
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Astronomers release the first ever picture of a black hole
Astronomers have captured the first ever image of a Black Hole located in the distant galaxy. The image was captured on the 10th of April, which was described by the scientist...
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From worst to best: the success story of the Tasmanian gender reform
The Tasmanian Parliament is about to initiate the best laws in favour of transgender and gender-diverse people not only within their nation but also to bring a change around t...
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