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URL: http://www.nature.com/articles/srep42014 - 416.4 kb
- . . . and systems of countries in transition such as conflict-affected and fragile states or those in the former Soviet Union .
- . . . My previous research has included projects on: trends in health and harmful health behaviours in the former Soviet Union; developing and validating a new method to estimate mortality in conflict-affected and resource-poor settings; and the influence of armed conflict and forced migration on mental health in South Sudan and northern . . .
URL: http://www.lshtm.ac.uk/aboutus/people/roberts.bayard - 42.9 kb
- “ It’s scary for people.” When he realized he was locked out of the U.S., Fadlalla called his union and his residency program to advise them of his plight.
- . . . to support him.” Eric Scherzer, executive director of the Committee of Interns and Residents/SEIU Healthcare, a union that represents medical trainees, said his group is on the lookout for similar situations
GLP Infographic: International science organizations on crop biotech safety Genetic Literacy Project
- . . . glad that you pointed out that the World Health Organization and the Third World Academy of Science and the German Union of Scientists and the Franch Academy, and…..are all involved in any international conspiracy to subvert science and are in the pocket of Big Ag.
- GMO bans received considerable attention in 2015, when a majority of the European Union nations decided to block the cultivation of new GMOs within their borders and Russia issued a ban on both cultivation and imports.
- That was a step taken in 2015 by 19 of the 28 nations that make up the European Union, creating de facto bans in those nations. Under 2015 E.U. regulations, countries have the right to block cultivation of GMO crops within their borders on a case by case basis
- . . . the Swedish Board of Agriculture ruled that some plants developed through CRISPR did not fall within the European Union’s definition of a GMO.
- It remains to be seen whether the European Union , which is generally hostile toward GMOs, will agree with this limited ruling
- Doug Gurian-Sherman, Center for Food Safety, Margaret Mellon, Union of Concerned Scientists At a Glance Critics of crop biotechnology often point to the growth of “ superweeds” in corn and soybean fields over the past 20 years as illustrative of the ecological problems posed by crops . . .
- . . . new herbicides as well—and this has already begun to happen,” according to a 2013 paper by two scientists at the Union of Concerned Scientists In one key sense, supersede critics are right; Would getting rid of GMO crops halt the spread of herbicide-resistant weeds? The data do not support claims that GMO herbicide resistant crops, as a . . .
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URL: http://bioconductor.org/news/bioc_3_4_release/ - 345.1 kb
- . . . 1094" label="Europe & Central Asia (developing only) Europe & Central Asia (developing only) 1097" label="European Union European Union 1099" label="Latin America & Caribbean (all income levels) Latin America & Caribbean (all income levels) 1098" label="Latin America & Caribbean (developing only) Latin America & Caribbean (developing only) . . .
URL: http://www.lshtm.ac.uk/aboutus/people - 52.9 kb
- So what actually happened is closer to the following: Saddam started closer ties with the Soviet Union and following 1968 the relationship was rather bad with the US.
- The funny bit is that the Soviet Union was pretty much the only one not chipping in, bringing him closer to the Western world. This is also the time when the US helped Saddam to use chemical weapons against the Iranians and then, also the Kurds
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- . . . patients." The international journal of tuberculosis and lung disease : the official journal of the International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease 19 (8) doi:10.5588/ijtld.15.0159 Aad G, Abbott B, Abdallah J, Abdinov O, Aben R, et al.
- . . . and endovascular aneurysm repair in literature reviews." International angiology : a journal of the International Union of Angiology 32 (1) doi: Suturin S M, Fedorov V V, Banshchikov A G, Baranov D A, Koshmak K V, et al. 2013
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