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Global development progress does not automatically lead to a greater sense of security, according to a new United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report on human security released Thursday.    New data and analysis in the report, New Threats to Human Security in the Anthropocene, shows that

Researchers stress the importance of vaccination for pregnant women to avoid catastrophic outcomes of childbirth.

As part of its efforts to address the health and wellness of Indigenous and rural communities, Montana State University is offering a new doctoral program.

Minnesota State has named four finalists in the search for the next president of Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College: Allen Bedford, John Hoffman, Darrell Kruger and Karla Leeper.

A look at some of the oldest structures on the campus of Michigan State University.

Business organisations have been told to embrace the use of technology if they want to remain in business.

Wealth inequality can limit people’s ability to accumulate human capital, carry out business projects, or cope with major economic crises. Focusing on France, Spain, the UK, and the US, this column shows that intergenerational transfers, such as inheritances and inter vivos gifts, play a significant role in underpinning wealth inequality. When inheritancesand gifts exceed a

The report, New Threats to Human Security in the Anthropocene, calls for greater solidarity across borders to tackle the disconnect between development and perceived security.

Having a member of Shardé Smith’s family-her baby-present with her for a recent interview was fitting. After all, Smith, an associate professor in the

Pregnant mothers who face birth-related threats to their babies as a result of COVID-19 infection not only protect themselves by vaccination but pass antibodies along to their newborns.