We should all be excited about research like this that will help us plan for a future in a way that mitigates some of the costs that global societies will bear worldwide.
We are also participating in international efforts aimed at preserving polar bear populations worldwide.
There are some 50 teddy bear museums worldwide, including ones in Naples, Fla.; Nevada City, Calif.; Douglassville, Pa.; Chesaning, Mich.; and Indianapolis.
Annual survival rates Sp of pooled yearlings, sub-adults, and adults in both populations (Sp = 0.91 and 0.94) were very similar to those calculated for other brown bear populations worldwide (mean Sp = 0.92, N = 7 [44]; mean Sp = 0.92, N = 11, [29]).
In the light of re-emerging flea borne diseases worldwide, it is important to have a thorough understanding of the mechanisms that are involved in shaping flea distribution and movement [ 22].
Overall, our hospitalization findings among HIV-infected infants appear similar to those of South Africa, which bears the highest worldwide burden of HIV infection.
Genetic studies on Jews show that most Jews worldwide bear a common genetic heritage which originates in the Middle East, and that they bear their strongest resemblance to the peoples of the Fertile Crescent.
Renwick, who is compiling a database of all the cars in the world over $500,000 worth having, reports that a Mercedes Grand Prix recently sold in Germany for $15 million, about the ceiling for what the market will bear in a worldwide business where the supply of rare automotive allure is finite.
Indigenous peoples worldwide bear a disproportionate share of the burden of disease.
A fair reckoning of the costs America bears in providing security worldwide would place its contribution to bettering the lot of the world's poor far higher than the stingy-seeming 0.15% of GDP spent on aid that you cite.
