SLSV, in conversation with Chandni Jafri, author of Call Me c-Luna- a fictional thriller inspired by real-life developments and scientific advancements in animal cloning and genetic engineering. SLSV: What is “Call Me c-Luna” about, and how does it address the topic of consuming milk from cloned cows? Chandni: “Call Me c-Luna” is a thrilling novel …
Researchers looked at the links between a number of common pollutants and risk of stroke. This past summer, wildfire smoke periodically blanketed the United States, bringing stinging air and hazy skies to the Northeast and the Midwest, regions that are unaccustomed to the itchy eyes, scratchy throats and breathing problems that come from being downwind of such …
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Strengthening national care system policies, prevention, and attention to gender violence, promotion of gender equality and empowerment of girls and women are part of the collaboration agreement Panama City, Panama, September 25, 2023.-UN Women and UNICEF today signed a collaboration agreement with the aim of promoting and supporting national care systems, gender equality, civic participation …
Summary The life sciences supply chains support life-saving business models. They supply medical institutions with quick turnaround deliveries while prioritizing consumers through each step of each company’s operations. Putting consumers first directly connects those supply chains with corporate social responsibility policies. Read about how these policies work and what they mean for the life sciences …
Appearing for Sarah Sunny, Advocate on Record Sanchita Ain told the bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud that the interpreter should be allowed so Sarah could comprehend the court proceedings. For Sarah Sunny, appearing in a Supreme Court proceeding is no less than a dream come true. She is India’s first lawyer …
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