New Global Guidelines for Equitable Clinical Trials
WHO launched a new guidance to ensure that clinical trials are more effective and equitable.... Read more
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Nature-based Solutions Are Proven Effective in Mitigating Climate-Related Disasters
A new global assessment reveals that nature-based solutions are cost-effective and efficient in combating climate-related disasters.... Read more
3 Good News from Animal Conservation Efforts Across the Globe
Conservation efforts are crucial for a healthy planet. Here are three positive developments from the UK, Spain, Portugal, and China.
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In the Time of Cholera Outbreaks in Africa
Climate change, the lack of infrastructure development, and other factors lead to one of the worst cholera outbreaks in Africa.... Read more
How Waste-to-Energy Technology Transforms Municipal Solid Waste to Electricity
Waste-to-energy power plants emerge as a sustainable alternative that converts municipal solid waste into electricity. ... Read more
Looking into Double-Treated Mosquito Nets for Malaria Prevention
The New Nets Project introduced new mosquito nets for malaria prevention as mosquitoes develop resistance to the standard insecticide. ... Read more
Between the Lines: Climate Change, Development, and Citizen Science in Vietnam
Citizen science serves as a vital tool in democratizing science and advancing the aim of ensuring the equitable access to scientific data and information.... Read more
Improving the Participation of Women in STEM
Improving the participation of women in STEM is a necessary step in creating progress toward sustainable development.... Read more
Closing the Cancer Care Gap in Southeast Asia
Intersectional disparities within Southeast Asian nations contribute to complexities in the cancer care gap.... Read more
BIFA Project Helps Conserve Honey Bees in Thailand Through Research and Digitization
The Biodiversity Information Fund For Asia (BIFA) project aims to provide a database and digitization of honey bees in Thailand.... Read more