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There is significant association between chronic exposure to artificial light at night (LAN) with diabetes prevalence

“The effects of climate change can begin in the womb,” said Sarah Barnes, the Project Director of the Maternal Health Initiative at the Wilson

As the world’s attention has turned in November 2022 to the UN COP 27 climate change conference, another important global milestone is also drawing

Often cast into the backwaters of U.S. foreign policy, sub-Saharan Africa now looms large as the Biden Administration grapples with a wide range of

For decades, western multinational companies have been profiting by exploiting plant, animal, or microbial genetic resources obtained from less

Climate impacts are growing more frequent and severe as global temperatures rise. Weather-related disasters have seen a five-fold increase over the

For Vietnamese brides, cross-border marriages are like a lucky draw: some good, some not.

The death of a 55-year-old woman in Hohhot has raised questions over strict virus control measures and their impact on mental health.

Daughter claims her mother was repeatedly harassed by paid “hackers” who disrupted her online classes.

Which nations are most at risk of catastrophic outcomes due to intensifying ecological threats? The third edition of the Institute for Economics