UNICEF recent report, Improving Child Nutrition: The achievable imperative for global progress highlights that one in four of all under-5 children globally is stunted because of chronic undernutrition in crucial periods of growth.
A new study from The Club of Rome, a global thinktank, highlights that moving to a circular economy by using and re-using, rather than using up, would yield multiple benefits.
Also, the growing concern on global warming highlights the importance of considering carbon pricing policies during TEP.
The Global Strategy highlights the need to reinforce country leadership by mobilizing domestic and international resources for women's, children's and adolescents' health.
The results obtained from screening global germplasm highlights the risk looming over worldwide wheat production due to the susceptibility of current varieties.
The global Report highlights Malaysia's progress amidst an alarming slowdown in the region which only managed an average rate of progress of less than 2 per cent per annum over the last decade, compared to 5 per cent throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
The global appeal highlights the situation of children and women living in some of the most challenges circumstances, the support required to help them survive and thrive, and the results UNICEF and its partners have achieved and are working towards.
Our detailed biochemical analysis extends their findings and, importantly, through our unbiased global analysis, highlights that the corresponding loss of RME-8, SDCCAG3, and/or ANKRD50 may also contribute to the defect in retromer function in Parkinson disease.
This global study highlights the importance of REP sequences as DNA targets for the transposition of mobile elements and supplies new data that throws light on REP sequence role, transposase DNA target choice, and genomic plasticity.
Our research, although suggesting emergent engagement with global environmentalism, highlights the danger of overwriting complex and diverse religious and cultural practice with externally generated representations or abstract ideas in religious philosophy.
