A South Korean lawmaker's review of government data shows that nearly three-quarters of male graduate students in a state-backed physician-scientist training program are enrolled in medical
Nigeria's Federal Executive Council has approved a new national framework designed to unify humanitarian aid, social protection and poverty reduction efforts that have long operated as separate
Starting Sunday, November 1, people experiencing homelessness in Brockville will have access to supervised indoor space around the clock, as the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville expand two
Auburn University's Institute for Election Administration Research and Practice, run jointly with the Election Center, has become the home of the only national certification program for election
An unannounced inspection of the State Hospital in Carstairs, South Lanarkshire, has found that patients continue to be routinely confined to their bedrooms during the day because of staff shortages,
The FDA has classified a recall of Miyoko's Creamery European Style Salted Plant Milk Butter as a Class II risk due to potential yeast, mold, and E. coli contamination. The recall, voluntarily
The United Nations Development Programme announced on Monday, October 26, that it is launching a new phase of economic recovery work in Afghanistan, funded with support from the Republic of Korea.
A study of 400 cardiac patients in Iran found that loneliness and repetitive negative thinking together explain nearly half of the emotional distress these patients experience after diagnosis.
With the midterm elections days away, a disagreement has reportedly surfaced among Democratic lawmakers and candidates over whether to emphasize transgender rights legislation or focus primarily on
A new Government Accountability Office report examines why the United States lacks a functioning system for reusing and recycling textiles, and outlines policy options-including extended producer
A new comparison of 64 thalassemia patients and 64 matched healthy adults found that people living with the blood disorder perceive significantly more daily stress than their peers, even though they
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has classified a recall of Miyoko's Creamery European Style Salted Plant Milk Butter as a Class II risk, meaning the product may cause temporary or medically
American International College has introduced The Green Bandana Project, a peer-to-peer mental health initiative that trains students to recognize warning signs of emotional distress in classmates
