A Spike in Births and Other Potential Impacts of Texas’ Abortion Restrictions
The 9,800 additional births that occurred in Texas are not the only measurement of the restrictions on abortion’s effects. On…
What to Know About Malaria in the U.S.
The U.S. has recorded its first cases of malaria in the home country in a long time, but there’s no…
A Blueprint for Health Equity Architecture
G20 officials, ministers, and multilateral organizations have consistently supported the health agenda outlined by India’s G20 presidency, headed by…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Awarded
The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security is awarded an award of five years’ $23.5 million grant by the Centers…
We Cannot Tackle Maternal Mortality Without Surgical, Obstetric, and Anesthesia Care
The next week, the delegates of the UN General Assembly in New York will reflect on the progress made at the halfway…
7 Simple Tips on How to Improve Small Business Security and Safety
The owners of businesses spend a lot of their time and money into the growth of their businesses. The security…
Students learn to be a good role model online
I felt like we were merely fumbling around rather than creating educational experience for the students. Our school has a…
To help every child reach their potential with a personalized education
A new report released by the UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP) is calling…
The exciting world of digital books for children
The debate about screen time has left parents and teachers questioning whether children should be using screens to read. Do…
Giving children the right to be independent in an age of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence and technology (AI) affect numerous aspects of the lives of children. AI plays an ever-growing part in children’s…