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The Pandemic Should Have Made Us Better At Preparing For Death — We’re Still Avoiding It

End-of-life planning can be hampered by misconceptions − but the process is easier than you might think.

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Beauty Queen With A Mission: Miss Universe Nepal Shines Light On Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Worldwide, PCOS is often missed in teenage girls as they go through puberty. Jane Dipika Garrett draws on her own struggles with the disorder to boost awareness — and self-acceptance.

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A Bitter Return To Sri Lanka After Failed Migration Attempt

More workers are leaving the country by illegal means. Those who are caught are deported back home, but often have nothing to return to — except government surveillance.

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The HIV-Positive Pastor Breaking Down AIDS Stigma In Zimbabwe

In the long fight against HIV/AIDS, advancements in medicine mean that today, shame and stigma is often more deadly than the disease itself. One Zimbabwean pastor has been preaching a gospel of hope in one of the countries worst affected by the virus.

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Egypt’s Upcycling Design, Hipster Touch In Ancient Land

CAIRO — Strolling through Lisbon’s hilltop alleys in 2008, I came across a shop selling uniquely designed “upcycled” products, things made by reusing material that would otherwise be discarded. The items there included a milk-carton wallet, a liquor-bottle lamp and a cereal-box notebook cover. In my young, hopeful state, I felt right at home. It […]

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In Brazil, Support Groups Also Help Perpetrators Of Domestic Violence

In a number of Brazilian states, judges are ordering those guilty of domestic violence to join group discussions. Participants say they’re resistant at first, but eventually find the experience to be a real eye-opener.

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