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 …
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 …
Where is the action plan to stop this poisoning? Lead poisoning has been a global problem for decades, having devastating effects on people’s health, especially that of children. Bangladesh happens to be the fourth most affected country in terms of the number of children affected, according to a report launched in 2020 by Unicef and Pure Earth. …
The run of extreme weather events around the world seems to be never-ending. After the northern summer of extreme heat and disastrous fires, we’ve seen more exceptional autumn weather over Europe with record-breaking heat in the UK. Meanwhile, record-breaking rain and intense flash floods struck Greece before the same storm devastated Libya, with thousands dead. Almost 20% of Africa is …
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RIYADH: Saudi journalist Balqees Basalom started an online platform to shed light on Arab women role models to help young girls in the Gulf Cooperation Council area find inspiring women to look upto. “I was inspired to do this platform for the girls who grew up without a female role model,” Basalom told Arab News. …
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