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The omission of Henrietta Lacks, who donated the immortal cells that have facilitated biomedical research, from scientific history is a rare wrong that has been righted, recently. Thanks to the battle her family fought, today, more regulations will govern ethical research.
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Jaishankar said countries have several opportunities to come together and help each other, whether the issue is yoga, nutrition, energy or disaster management.
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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia is transforming its agricultural sector to deliver affordable, healthy food, create jobs and protect natural resources, Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Institute…
The plant manufactures active pharmaceutical ingredients and drug intermediates, and also takes up contract manufacturing services.
[Daily Trust] The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has directed agencies under his ministry to intensify public education and awareness campaigns following the…
[GroundUp] There is currently no outpatient treatment for dialysis and chemotherapy in Beaufort West
