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Penn State has named Jennifer Wilkes as its vice president for Human Resources and chief human resources officer, effective Oct. 1. Wilkes has been serving as interim vice president and chief human resources officer since Feb. 1.

No, impact investing isn’t the same as ESG investing . What you need to know.

ADEN: Yemeni officials reviewed humanitarian projects as the government seeks to intensify relief efforts amid a renewed escalation in conflict after the Houthis refused to extend the United Nations-brokered truce. On Tuesday, Saudi Program for Yemen’s Development and Reconstruction briefed officials on a project to drill and operate 10 replacement wells using solar energy in

High-quality parenting practices in adolescence lay the foundation for close parent-child relationships when the children become young adults, according to new research.

High-quality parenting practices in adolescence lay the foundation for close parent-child relationships when the children become young adults, according to new research from Penn State.

A group of experts led by the National Institutes of Health has proposed a new anatomic model of the ovary and recommended standardized nomenclature to describe its major features. The group’s ongoing efforts to more precisely define ovarian anatomy promise to advance reproductive health research and ultimately enhance clinical care.

The government has readied a trauma healing service for victims of the tragedy at Kanjuruhan Stadium, Malang, East Java, Coordinating Minister for Human ...

President Joko Widodo and First Lady Iriana Widodo flew to Malang district, East Java, on the Indonesia-1 Presidential Aircraft from Halim Perdanakusuma Air ...

The Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture (PMK) has urged community-based surveillance volunteers to provide early information related to ...

According to UCL researchers, the frequency of major mental health problems among 17-year-olds may decline by as much as 16.8% for girls and 8.4% for boys if they were not subjected to physical violence, such as sexual assault and harassment.