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The George Institute calls for community-driven, intersectoral action at COP 28; calls for action to address issues of planetary health - Vimarsana News

The George Institute calls for community-driven, intersectoral action at COP 28; calls for action to address issues of planetary health

 · Centre the voices of communities most affected by the climate crisis in setting policy agendas and allocating resources, prioritising human rights and health equity.· Build food and agriculture systems which promote nutrition security and the

Ubuntu offers lessons in how to treat people with disabilities – a study of Bomvana rituals - Vimarsana News

Ubuntu offers lessons in how to treat people with disabilities – a study of Bomvana rituals

The philosophy of ubuntu means that good health is for everybody and disability is not regarded as a difference.

PTAB/USPTO Update - November 2023 | WilmerHale - Vimarsana News

PTAB/USPTO Update - November 2023 | WilmerHale

USPTO News - On October 23, 2023, the USPTO Office of the Chief Economist released a report detailing patenting activity related to COVID-19 diagnostic technology.

USPTO Seeks Comments From Tribes On Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge, And Cultural Expressions - Trademark - Vimarsana News

USPTO Seeks Comments From Tribes On Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge, And Cultural Expressions - Trademark

On October 24, 2023, the US Patent and Trademark Office ("USPTO"), which is a component of the Department of Commerce, published two notices in the Federal Register.

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From the forest to the table: Study reveals nutritional powerhouses in the wild - Vimarsana News

From the forest to the table: Study reveals nutritional powerhouses in the wild

Researchers discovered that forageable plants in Syracuse, NY, offer comparable or superior nutritional benefits to commercial foods, particularly in antioxidant-rich wild fruits, vegetables, and herbs. These findings suggest wild plants could be vital in addressing nutritional deficiencies in food-insecure urban areas.