The role of menstrual equity is not sufficiently emphasised in discussions on gender equality, women’s empowerment, and development at large.
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Most People Don’t Need Pacemakers Until Retirement Age. I Had To Get One At 26.
The author’s post-operation picture. In my mid-20s, I was feeling unusually tired and anxious. I found myself starting to fall
Here’s Why You Wake Up Super Early After A Night Of Drinking
It’s early hours on a Saturday, and you’ve returned from a night out, so it’s time to catch up on
Combatting Longstanding Challenges in Rare Disease Detection with Innovative Deep Learning Models
Approximately 350 million people are living with up to 8,000 rare diseases worldwide. For perspective, imagine the entire population of the US
Making Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI)
Today, Weak AI has invaded our daily lives. What does it misses to build Artificial general intelligence (AGI)? We present
21 Questions You Should Ask People With Dementia To Bridge The ‘Conversation Gap’
For many of us, loss comes with a lot of feelings of not just sadness but guilt, frustration, and even
Global concern over babies born too soon
By P.K.Balachandran/Daily Mirror Colombo, May 19: The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and UN Population Fund have together called for
45-year-old kidney patient appeals for support to continue dialysis treatment
Since 45-year-old Fatima Muftawu was diagnosed with kidney disease nine months ago, the life of her family has been reduced
BBC’s ADHD Documentary Has Raised A Lot Of Eyebrows – And Not About The Clinics
Reporter Rory Carson was assessed for ADHD by four different organisations – including the NHS There’s a lot of fuss
The Biggest Warning Signs That You’re Experiencing Early Menopause
Hormone therapy can be a necessary treatment for some people experiencing early or premature menopause. For half of the population,