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The age of personalised medicine is coming. Claire speaks to two researchers building a culturally safe genomic database for Aotearoa, which they hope will enable this health revolution.

Visitors to the refuge lift binoculars and cameras mounted with hefty lenses as the immense flocks of birds zigzag their way down to the marshy waters to

At the September 10-14 World Trade Organization meeting in Cancun,U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick should work to ensurethat the final version of the agreed framework is as close to hisoriginal July 2002 proposal as possible and push WTO members,particularly the European Union, to reduce subsidies and tariffsand improve market access. In short, he should pressure Europe tooffer real agricultural reform.

(Archived document, may contain errors) April 20, 1983 U.N. PEACEKEEPING AN EMPTY MANDATE INTRODUCTION Born in 1945 from the devastation of a world war that produced almost 49,000,000 military and civilian deaths, the United Nations was to many a new hope for a more peacegul world. The U.N.

The Global Insurance Symposium has announced that its 2023 conference will be held in Des Moines on April 18-20. The three-day conference is being pre

Sunfish are the world's largest bony fish species – and yet scientists know little about their lives. This week, Our Changing World meets a sunfish researcher unravelling mola mysteries and dives into the weird world of sunfishes as a museum specimen is examined and prepared.

Ayorkor Botchwey Proposes Changes In Commonwealth

Ayorkor Botchwey Proposes Changes In Commonwealth

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Summer is on its way, and this week we're exploring both the power and the peril of the sun. First, we visit the Ultrafast Laser Lab to learn about efforts to create better solar panels. Then, we hear about one professor's quest to teach kids about sun safety using an ultraviolet dosimeter you can wear on your wrist like a watch.