DUTA seeks President's intervention in absorption of 4,500 ad-hoc professors : Rashtra News #DUTA #seeks #Presidents #intervention #absorption #adhoc #professors The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) has started an online petition for one-time absorption of nearly 4,500 ad-hoc and temporary professors in the varsity. According to the petition, such teachers are deprived of all rightful
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on your page and all this stuff. like when you talk about this oh, it changes. what is your gut and your serotonin that's the kinda thing that i'm always talking about on this show when people think i have two heads is what i mean, but it's so hard to talk about health because it's like, oh, what are you talking about? serotonin in your gut, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, but maybe a yankee and you know what that's, what health is. it's, it's this interconnectedness that goes on in our body absolutely. people do not want to hear it. >> but, but it's not always evident are on the surface what causes one thing when you do one medical intervention, what happens downstream, like whack-a-mole, right. and it begins these problems that require new drugs to treat those issues but again, what okay. so let's look at how it works and the reason i want to look at how it works is because i want to encourage people that eating less will work. >> what is it doing? >> what but they know that i hear constantly all the time. i
have been life—saving for them. and, similarly, i've spoken to people for whom it has been absolutely disastrous and harmful. now, what all this is saying is we can't go on anecdote. we just don't know. we haven't got long—term data that supports this. but if you approach this like you would any other area of health care, the evidence isn't there to support this intervention. i agree with that. i don't know how much truth you're going to get at. i think that every patient experience is a different one and that, in turn, is completely normal, so it's very hard to capture an average patient experience. right. and if we look at what cass, you know, another thing that cass writes in her report, she says, "one of the major challenges for the review "has been the difficulty in having open, honest debate "as people with differing views can find it uncomfortable "to sit together in the same room "or on the same stage." that slightly points to the sort of culture wars conversations or feelings around this subject. rebecca, did you feel under any pressure from any groups as to how you cover