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The bandit warlords of Nigeria

Global UpfrontDec 5, 2021December 5, 20210

A rare look inside the lives and minds of those responsible for killing and displacing thousands of civilians in Nigeria. By James Barnett Sitting on

Study: COVID-19 Delta Variant has increased ability to evade protective response of Vaccines

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

By PLOS, December 3, 2021 Vaccines are effective in decreasing hospitalization and deaths from COVID-19 infection but the emergence of viral variants of concern may diminish their efficacy. A

The Best Foods To Eat If You Have Heart Disease, Say Dietitians

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

These delicious additions to your diet could be the key to keeping your heart healthy Heart disease affects millions of Americans each year and is

Dolly Parton At 75: It’s ‘Not as Bad as I Thought It Might Be’

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

“I’m going to be right here, doing what I’m doing, ’til I fall over dead.” Dolly Parton says age is just a number, and she

Fruit juice is not your foe: Study names the one beverage that lowers blood sugar levels within 3 hours

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

Type-2 diabetes is a state wherein the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or the body becomes resistant to the hormone thereby restricting cells from

What do President Biden’s new travel restrictions mean for you?

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

Your last day of vacation abroad could be a lot less relaxing under President Joe Biden’s new COVID-19 safety protocols for travelers entering the U.S.

Amid insecurity, Northern Nigeria battles to keep children in school

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

1,893 students abducted in 15 raids, 2,295 teachers killed in 9 years No female student in SS3, only 1 in SS2 in Katsina school Attacks,

‘We just feel it’: Racism plagues US military Academies

Global UpfrontDec 4, 2021December 4, 20210

Some students of color have spotlighted what they see as systemic racism and discrimination at the academies by creating Instagram accounts to relate their personal

Summit on protection of Nigeria’s critical assets postponed to February 28, 2022

Global UpfrontDec 3, 2021December 3, 20210

By Okey Muogbo Organisers of the Summit on Protecting Nigeria’s Critical Infrastructure, Monuments and Business Assets from Terrorists and bandits attacks have announced the postponement

Nourishing the Brain Wounded by Childhood Adversity: How the right mix of nutrients revitalizes the brain

Global UpfrontDec 3, 2021December 3, 20210

Varied nutrients can quickly improve mood and the brain’s ability to function well in the present. Sound nutrition also improves neuroplasticity, which prepares the brain