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health-concerns

Academia 1 year ago

Getting rich without getting fat: The challenge of developing countries

As developing countries, Indonesia and Mexico face double problems since hunger and obesity exist like two sides of a coin.

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
How to end the scourge of maternal mortality

An "impact hub" focused on ending maternal mortality through holistic, flexible and localized partnership schemes could offer a global solution to achieving SDG 3.

City 5 years ago

Court moves on with Jakarta air pollution lawsuit

The Central Jakarta District Court has issued on Tuesday an interlocutory decision that it has jurisdiction to preside over the air pollution lawsuit filed by citizens against the government.

Opinion 5 years ago

Aerosol boxes: Further protecting our frontline fighters, first responders

Research has shown that acrylic, a transparent homopolymer or plastic material with outstanding strength, stiffness, and optical clarity, was being used to develop products that helped to counter the proliferation of COVID-19.

Health 5 years ago

Mass disinfections to combat coronavirus pose another health hazard

Mass disinfection taken to contain the fast-spreading virus, which has killed over 37,000 people globally, have been criticized by disease specialists as a health hazard as well as a waste of time and resources.

World 5 years ago

Australia to deploy armed forces in coronavirus compliance battle

Australia is introducing enforced quarantine by midnight on Saturday for citizens returning home from overseas and will deploy the armed forces to ensure people already subjected to self-isolation measures are complying.

World 5 years ago

Privacy fears as India hand stamps suspected coronavirus cases

People suspected of having the coronavirus in India have received hand stamps and are being tracked using their mobile phones and personal data to help enforce quarantines, raising concerns about privacy and mass surveillance.