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India faces the challenge of harnessing the potential of millions of youth, in hopes of building a US$1 trillion digital economy, but failure could trigger social unrest.

Addiction is a disease, said Allison Bauer, an associate professor of health sciences, but many people still treat it as a choice.

The Colorado Sun, 9NEWS won on appeal to force Colorado to turn over child abuse data on residential treatment centers after a joint investigation into runaways.

Researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) will work with children and young people living in urban areas to gather evidence about the impact of climate change and develop a vision for healthy, sustainable cities of the future as part of a £1.4m grant from Fondation Botnar.

A group of farmers have dispelled the myth that government initiatives seldom

It's Halloween, so naturally, we're going to come across some spooky crap. This might be a way to freak out your neighbors or like we heard from a caller this morning - your whole town.

By exploring the techniques of whip-cracking maestro Jack the Whipper, researchers look at how human motor control can advance robotics.

Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members who received grants and awards in August 2023: Doug Clements and Julie Sarama, faculty at the Morgridge College of Education Grant from the National Science Foundation Abstract: The Learning Strand project will create a scalable, accessible and viable resource for early math. The project will make a substantive contribution to the advancement of knowledge in three fields: cognition, curriculum and the scale-up of educational innovations ...

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A liberal economist and a family abolitionist agree: our economic system makes human flourishing depend on social units it can't sustain.