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Manager's Insensitive Reply Viral After Employee Seeks Leave For Grandma's Illness: "Suddenly You Asking"
An employee's leave request for his ailing grandmother was met with an insensitive reply from his manager.
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Can Childhood Trauma Speed Up Cellular Ageing? Here's What A New Study Says
A 'stress test' of live cells from blood samples revealed that cumulative experiences of early-life adversity were associated with an increased respiratory capacity.
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India Pledges 10 Million For Ebola Response At African Union's Virtual Summit: Union Health Minister JP Nadda
Union Health Minister JP Nadda announced that India will provide USD 10 million for the preparedness, response, and recovery amid the ongoing Ebola outbreak at a 'Virtual Summit' organised by the African Union.
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At Least 31 Dead After Overcrowded Bus Falls Into Ravine In Ethiopia
The overcrowded bus was traveling from the Dessie area to the capital, Addis Ababa, early Monday when it veered off the road and plunged into a ravine
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India Steps Up Global Ebola Response With New Vaccine Candidate Amid Outbreak
New Delhi, June 13 (IANS) India is set to play a key role in the global response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, with the Serum Institute of India (SII) fast-tracking the development and production of a vaccine candidate targeting the Bundibugyo strain of the virus, according to a report.
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'Go To Hospital': Boss Forces Injured Employee To Rest In Wholesome Viral Exchange
Founder tells injured employee to stay home and seek hospital care after a motorbike accident.
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Cotton Sarees To Gamchas, How Indian Textiles Keep You Cool In Extreme Heat
Indian textiles, like cotton, mulmul, muslin, and khadi, not only produce summer staple clothing but also double as sustainable and eco-friendly solutions to rising temperatures and longer heatwaves
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WHO Chief Lands In Congo, Saying Ebola Outbreak 'Can Be Stopped'
Containment has been particularly difficult because the disease likely spread for weeks before it was first identified in mid-May. The outbreak continues to spread faster than the response, despite health facilities becoming more organized and more equipment arriving.
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WHO Urges Ebola Treatments, Vaccines Be Tested Only In Trials Amid Bundibugyo Outbreak
The World Health Organization said that experimental treatments and vaccines for Ebola caused by the Bundibugyo virus should only be used in clinical trials, as it works with affected countries to assess their safety and effectiveness.
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"No Wrongdoing On My Part": Byju Raveendran On Singapore Court Order
"No wrongdoing on my part, strongly reject incorrect portrayal": Byju Raveendran on Singapore court order
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The Rare Ebola Outbreak Is One Danger, Attacks On Healthcare Workers Are Another
Aid workers are at risk in the volatile region where residents have long been under threat of armed groups that have killed thousands of people and displaced many more in recent years.
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Why Women Cry In Anger (And It's Not Just The Hormones): Experts Explain
It's not just hormones that drive an emotional outburst among women when they are angry. Psychology also plays a crucial role in how men and women react when they are overwhelmed by feelings
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Congo Curtails Funeral Wakes In Ebola Outbreak As WHO Upgrades Risk Assessment
The World Health Organization said that the outbreak now poses a "very high" risk for Congo — up from a previous categorization of "high" — but that the risk of the disease spreading globally remains low.
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UN Allocates $60 Million From Emergency Fund To Combat Ebola Outbreak In Congo
Geneva, May 22 (IANS) UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, has said that he is allocating up to $60 million from the world body's Central Emergency Response Fund to accelerate the respons
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China University Teacher Slams Student Over Request For Benches In Smoking Area
The teacher also offered support and assistance to students who wanted to quit smoking.
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Manager's Insensitive Reply Viral After Employee Seeks Leave For Grandma's Illness: "Suddenly You Asking"
An employee's leave request for his ailing grandmother was met with an insensitive reply from his manager.
-
Can Childhood Trauma Speed Up Cellular Ageing? Here's What A New Study Says
A 'stress test' of live cells from blood samples revealed that cumulative experiences of early-life adversity were associated with an increased respiratory capacity.
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India Pledges 10 Million For Ebola Response At African Union's Virtual Summit: Union Health Minister JP Nadda
Union Health Minister JP Nadda announced that India will provide USD 10 million for the preparedness, response, and recovery amid the ongoing Ebola outbreak at a 'Virtual Summit' organised by the African Union.
-
At Least 31 Dead After Overcrowded Bus Falls Into Ravine In Ethiopia
The overcrowded bus was traveling from the Dessie area to the capital, Addis Ababa, early Monday when it veered off the road and plunged into a ravine
-
India Steps Up Global Ebola Response With New Vaccine Candidate Amid Outbreak
New Delhi, June 13 (IANS) India is set to play a key role in the global response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, with the Serum Institute of India (SII) fast-tracking the development and production of a vaccine candidate targeting the Bundibugyo strain of the virus, according to a report.
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'Go To Hospital': Boss Forces Injured Employee To Rest In Wholesome Viral Exchange
Founder tells injured employee to stay home and seek hospital care after a motorbike accident.
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Cotton Sarees To Gamchas, How Indian Textiles Keep You Cool In Extreme Heat
Indian textiles, like cotton, mulmul, muslin, and khadi, not only produce summer staple clothing but also double as sustainable and eco-friendly solutions to rising temperatures and longer heatwaves
-
WHO Chief Lands In Congo, Saying Ebola Outbreak 'Can Be Stopped'
Containment has been particularly difficult because the disease likely spread for weeks before it was first identified in mid-May. The outbreak continues to spread faster than the response, despite health facilities becoming more organized and more equipment arriving.
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WHO Urges Ebola Treatments, Vaccines Be Tested Only In Trials Amid Bundibugyo Outbreak
The World Health Organization said that experimental treatments and vaccines for Ebola caused by the Bundibugyo virus should only be used in clinical trials, as it works with affected countries to assess their safety and effectiveness.
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"No Wrongdoing On My Part": Byju Raveendran On Singapore Court Order
"No wrongdoing on my part, strongly reject incorrect portrayal": Byju Raveendran on Singapore court order
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The Rare Ebola Outbreak Is One Danger, Attacks On Healthcare Workers Are Another
Aid workers are at risk in the volatile region where residents have long been under threat of armed groups that have killed thousands of people and displaced many more in recent years.
-
Why Women Cry In Anger (And It's Not Just The Hormones): Experts Explain
It's not just hormones that drive an emotional outburst among women when they are angry. Psychology also plays a crucial role in how men and women react when they are overwhelmed by feelings
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Congo Curtails Funeral Wakes In Ebola Outbreak As WHO Upgrades Risk Assessment
The World Health Organization said that the outbreak now poses a "very high" risk for Congo — up from a previous categorization of "high" — but that the risk of the disease spreading globally remains low.
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UN Allocates $60 Million From Emergency Fund To Combat Ebola Outbreak In Congo
Geneva, May 22 (IANS) UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, has said that he is allocating up to $60 million from the world body's Central Emergency Response Fund to accelerate the respons
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China University Teacher Slams Student Over Request For Benches In Smoking Area
The teacher also offered support and assistance to students who wanted to quit smoking.
