Reducing carbon emissions could reduce birth defects in children, research
New York: A new study conducted in the United States has shown that a 25 percent reduction in carbon emissions ...
Read moreNew York: A new study conducted in the United States has shown that a 25 percent reduction in carbon emissions ...
Read moreSydney: A new study has found that walking more steps is associated with lower rates of premature death and cardiovascular ...
Read moreNew Haven: In two new studies A significant reduction in blood pressure has been observed in people adopting certain weight ...
Read moreTennessee: A new study suggests that reducing daily salt intake by up to a teaspoon may be as effective as ...
Read morePersons with disabilities face a “shocking lack of support” with no progress in the last decade, despite a huge increase ...
Read moreAhead of the International Day of the Girl Child, marked annually on 11 October, Asa Torkelsson, the Fund’s Country Director in ...
Read moreWatcharapol Mahaprom, who goes by the name Paan, accesses services at a clinic in Bangkok run by the UNODC-supported non-governmental ...
Read moreIncreasingly grim accident statistics provided the impetus for action, including two bus crashes in Senegal that claimed 62 lives in ...
Read moreCurrently, one in five young women aged 20 to 24, were married as children, versus nearly one in four a ...
Read moreDuring the UN Water Conference, held at UN Headquarters between 22-24 March, Two countries joined the Convention, against the backdrop ...
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