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Patient-Partnered Research Aims to Bridge Genetic Disparities
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Mashup Score: 5Scroll.in - 5 month(s) ago
Scroll.in is an independent website covering news, politics, sports, culture and everything in between. Get the latest news, reportage, analysis and commentary on all that matters in India and beyond.
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Stolen fingerprints, empty bank accounts: How customers are paying for gaps in Aadhaar - https://t.co/4RJckZRbrB https://t.co/8AUqXe6dmL
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Beginning from a one-room dispensary, Ida Scudder’s vision led to the development of a world-class institution: Vellore’s Christian Medical College.
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How an American woman built one of India’s most prestigious medical schools: Beginning from a one-room dispensary, #IdaScudder ’s vision led to the development of a world-class institution @OffCMCVellore https://t.co/ye0agldPVn via @marginalbeing & @scroll_in
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Mashup Score: 1Cricket: A game of hearts – an Afghan’s take on the war-torn nation’s stunning show at the World Cup - 6 month(s) ago
Perhaps it is their brief history in the sport that makes Afghanistan’s rise so compelling – a tale that has endeared itself to many.
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Cricket: A game of hearts – an Afghan’s take on the war-torn nation’s stunning show at the World Cup https://t.co/svoJ6CJrE3
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The pharmaceutical company in question continues operations. The India’s drug regulator has yet to act three months since the problem was flagged.
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Sri Lanka stops buying eye drops made in GUJ, IND, after infections, vision loss: #AlvitaPharma continues operations but IND’s drug regulator @CDSCO_INDIA_INF has yet to act 3/12 since the prob was flagged https://t.co/1UySces4rB via @tabassum_b @pharmalot @ideapharma
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Mashup Score: 1How India made it harder to declare a drought - 10 month(s) ago
In 2016, a government manual complicated an already fraught process. This made it significantly more difficult for affected farmers to seek relief.
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How India made it harder to declare a drought https://t.co/f6avqIFT7Z via @ikukreti @d_s_thakur @grumpeoldman
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Mashup Score: 146Why saffron terror is not a myth - 11 month(s) ago
By shielding Hindu terror suspects, the Modi government is making a big mistake. It should learn from Pakistan’s blunders.
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RT @ashoswai: Saffron Terror is a Big Reality and It has gone Global. https://t.co/yHx4wetljO
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Mashup Score: 0Unable to find good jobs, youth in India are turning to scam call centres and online microwork - 1 year(s) ago
The pace of economic growth in the country is not enough to accommodate 12 million people joining the workforce each year.
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Unable to find good jobs, youth in India r turning to scam call centres & online microwork: Pace of economic growth in IND is not enough to accommodate 12 million people joining the workforce each year. https://t.co/RDBiUWKHLs via @rinachandran et al @d_s_thakur @grumpeoldman
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Mashup Score: 8As rural villages face extinction, Japan is paying families 1 million yen to move out of Tokyo - 1 year(s) ago
The main purpose of the scheme is to contribute both to easing overcrowding in the Tokyo region and revitalising remote areas of Japan.
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RT @BagalueSunab: As rural villages face extinction, Japan is paying families 1 million yen to move out of Tokyo https://t.co/z96dCrXazn
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Mashup Score: 7The Siddhartha Mukherjee interview: ‘Even mental diseases have an impact on cellular behaviour’ - 1 year(s) ago
The first of a two-part interview with the cancer physician, researcher, and writer on medicine and the human condition.
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A thoughtful interview in Scroll, with some of my thoughts about The Song of the Cell. https://t.co/cet1l2nhh0. Thanks @KS1729 Keerthik Sasidharan. And Happy New Year to everyone.
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RT @ourhealthstudy: OurHealth Initiative Targets High Cardiovascular Risk in South Asians https://t.co/fjHlt77n1p