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May 18, 2023
When it comes to ripping out forests, dodging environmental restrictions and heavy handed tactics towards indigenous protests, the global timber giant, Samling, leads the field. However, when it comes to the subtler arts of communication, specifically disinformation known as 'Black PR', the Sarawak loggers appear out of their depth.....
January 16, 2022
Here are the family announcements carried in the Stroud News and Journal this week.
May 26, 2021
Doctors battling to save lives amid a dearth of effective treatments are turning to the medicines they have on hand — often antibiotics that arent used in other countries for Covid-19. Whats more, the chaos of overrun hospitals means staff cant always take precautions to ensure infections dont spread from one patient to the next.
May 26, 2021
A small but alarming proportion of hospitalised Covid-19 patients harbour germs that resist multiple drugs.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
May 26, 2021
Excessive use of the world’s most potent antibiotics has stoked drug-resistant infections in India for years. Now the country’s Covid crisis has put the calamity into hyperdrive. A first look at how many patients hospitalized during India’s first coronavirus wave also developed bacterial and fungal infections found that a small but alarming proportion harbor germs that resist multiple drugs. Doctors battling to save lives amid a dearth of effective treatments are turning to the medicin...
May 26, 2021
Antibiotics for Covid-19 cases worsen India’s crisis Bloomberg May 26 | Updated on May 26, 2021 Fear of missing a secondary infection and lack of specific therapy leading to overprescription: study Excessive use of the world’s most potent antibiotics has stoked drug-resistant infections in India for years. Now the country’s Covid crisis has put the calamity into hyperdrive. A first look at how many patients hospitalised during India’s first coronavirus wave also developed bacterial and ...