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November 7, 2023
Have you ever wondered what paved the way for modern cancer treatment? The 1950s were an important era in the fight against cancer because of remarkable technological advances. Let's take a look at some of the amazing discoveries and treatments in the field of cancer treatment during this amazing decade. What were these breakthroughs, and
September 14, 2023
Residents of the most disadvantaged peripheries of the Argentine capital are pushed to collaborate in the absence of municipal support. They build homes and create services that should be public. It is both admirable, and deplorable.
September 12, 2023
Are immigrants in the United States expected to fully embrace American political culture? What implications does this have on society and civic engagement? In this blog post, we delve into the contentious topic of immigrant assimilation into American political culture to explore its advantages, challenges, and the delicate balance between preserving cultural identity and fostering
August 10, 2023
Ram Puniyani is President of Center for Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai. Is associated with various secular initiatives and has been part of various
November 24, 2022
NL CORRESPONDENT Jammu, Nov 24, 2022: SAI International Education Group, one of the leading education institutions of India, observed its 11th International Youth Day Conference, with 6 countries, in collaboration with the Going Global & Interact Club of SAI International, on the theme of โRight to Life Right to Choiceโ with overwhelming participation from Peru,
August 12, 2022
PHOTO: Biology education researchers and students from Middle Tennessee State University’s Social Perceptions of Science lab research the public’s attitudes toward controversial science topics. A few of these lab members, some of them pictured here celebrating at a holiday party in winter 2021, recently completed innovative research about effective COVID-19 communication. Standing, from left, are Chloe Bowen, Thipphaphone Niravong, Madeline Aadnes, Mariana de Araujo ...