Tanmay Ahluwalia is a journalist based in Vancouver, Canada. As an immigrant, he is well-connected to African, and South Asian communities in Vancouver. He is also available to cover feature stories from the Indian subcontinent, and willing to take international projects, if travel cost is covered.

Langley Memorial Hospital implements Highlight, a new disinfectant wipe system

01 Oct 2023  |  The Abbotsford News  |  English  |  Infection Control

Langley Memorial Hospital, part of the Fraser Health region, has implemented Highlight, a new disinfectant wipe system developed by Columbia University students and commercialized by Kinnos. The system uses blue-colored wipes that fade to clear when cleaning is thorough, ensuring effective disinfection and reducing infection risks. Fraser Health is the first in Canada to adopt this system-wide. Training for staff is provided by Kinnos, and preliminary results show improved cleaning efficacy. The initiative is positively received by housekeeping staff and is integrated into quality assurance and new hire training programs.

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Elements of Science: What are the elements of a great abstract?

10 Oct 2023  |  blog.cdnsciencepub.com  |  English  |  Research Publication

The article emphasizes the importance of crafting a well-written abstract for research papers, as it is often the only part of a study that is widely read due to accessibility issues and reader habits. Dr. Cecile Badenhorst and Dr. Bethann Merkle provide insights on creating an effective abstract, which should include a clear summary of the research problem, purpose, methodology, key findings, and a key message. The article also discusses the benefits of multilingual abstracts and the need for accessible language to reach a broader audience, including non-specialists and policymakers. It concludes by highlighting the necessity of practice and revision in writing a great abstract.

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It’s Time to Talk About Ecological Grief

10 Jan 2019  |  Canada's National Observer  |  English  |  Ecological Grief

The article discusses the concept of 'ecological grief,' the emotional and psychological impact of climate change on individuals and communities, particularly those closely tied to their natural environments. Highlighting the work of researchers like Courtney Howard and Ashlee Cunsolo, it explores how climate change leads to feelings of depression, anxiety, and loss, especially in vulnerable communities such as the Inuit in Nunatsiavut. The narrative emphasizes the need to acknowledge and address these mental health impacts as part of the broader climate change discourse, advocating for collective action and support to mitigate these intangible losses.

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Mysterious gooey blobs washed up on Canada beaches baffle experts

15 Oct 2024  |  the Guardian  |  English  |  Environmental Phenomenon

Mysterious white blobs have been washing up on the shores of Newfoundland, Canada, baffling both residents and marine scientists. Initially brought to attention by a Facebook post, these blobs have sparked numerous theories, but none have been confirmed. Local resident Dave McGrath reported seeing hundreds of these blobs along the coastline, prompting the involvement of the Coast Guard. Federal scientists have ruled out several possibilities, including petroleum and biofuel, but the exact nature of the blobs remains unknown. The situation has drawn comparisons to a previous incident in 2001 involving a decomposing whale, but no link has been found. The investigation continues as experts seek to identify the mysterious substance.

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Dietary intake and glutamine-serine metabolism control pathologic vascular stiffness

02 May 2024  |  Molecular Cell  |  English  |  Pulmonary Hypertension

The study explores how dietary intake and glutamine-serine metabolism influence vascular stiffness, a key factor in cardiovascular diseases like pulmonary hypertension. It identifies the role of YAP and TAZ transcriptional coactivators in pulmonary arterial adventitial fibroblasts, which drive glutamine and serine catabolism to support collagen biosynthesis. The research suggests that pharmacologic or dietary interventions targeting proline and glycine anabolic demand can reduce vascular stiffening and improve cardiovascular function in rodent models of pulmonary hypertension. These findings highlight potential metabolic and dietary strategies for treating cardiopulmonary vascular diseases.

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Always something to learn

04 Nov 2024  |  Gazette - Memorial University of Newfoundland  |  English  |  Innovation in Education

Dr. Janna Rosales from Memorial University's Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences has been awarded the Association of Atlantic Universities Distinguished Teaching Award for 2024, recognizing her leadership and innovation in teaching. Her work emphasizes the social and ethical aspects of engineering, aiming to equip graduates with both technical and professional skills. Dr. Rosales is celebrated for her contributions to teaching and learning, including her involvement in various committees and conferences. Her approach to education focuses on community building, responsiveness to student needs, and fostering reflective skills among educators.

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Elinor Comlay is a journalist based in Atlantic City, United States of America. Elinor speaks fluent Spanish and French and has experience covering immigration, politics and social issues as well as banking and business. She is a British national who previously worked with Reuters in Mexico and New ...

Stockton Lawsuits, NJ High Schooler Exodus, Public-Sector Perks – Monday’s Roundup

30 Jul 2018  |  rtforty.com  |  English  |  Legal Issues

Four civil lawsuits alleging sexual assault have been filed against Stockton University and an unauthorized fraternity, raising concerns about the institution's transparency. New Jersey faces a significant issue with high school students opting for out-of-state colleges, impacting local education investments. A new law will allow state workers to donate unused leave to co-workers, highlighting the divide between public and private sector benefits. Other notable developments include administrative changes in Atlantic City, budget analysis on education spending, and the expansion of sports betting and discount grocery stores in the state.

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Florian Kaijage is a journalist based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Tanzanian regulator closes university colleges over quality

25 Sept 2018  |  www.theeastafrican.co.ke  |  English  |  Regulation

Tanzania’s Commission for Universities (TCU) has ordered the closure of two university colleges and suspended enrolment in 12 others for the 2018/2019 academic year due to quality lapses. The decision follows an audit of the institutions, with Teofilo Kisanji University (Tabora centre) and St John’s University of Tanzania (Msalato Centre) being closed and students ordered to transfer. Other universities affected include Mlima Meru University, University of Bagamoyo, and several others, which have been barred from taking in new students but will continue under special supervision.

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Curiosity, journalism skills and luck have allowed Margaret to explore eclectic topics in her freelance writing and editing, ranging from how food and dining can change gentrification to the shortage of hotel rooms in Music City. She has a soft spot for the southeast. She writes about western ...

Recipes rescued from the Holocaust tell the story of pre-war Jewish life

24 Mar 2023  |  www.ajc.com  |  English  |  Culinary Heritage

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum displays artifacts like the Fenves family recipe book to illustrate Jewish life before World War II. A special dinner event in Atlanta, part of a series raising funds for the Museum's documentation institute, featured dishes from the rescued recipes. Chef Alon Shaya collaborated with Steven, a Holocaust survivor, to recreate the recipes, which were enjoyed by attendees. Steven's son, Gregory L. Fenves, president of Emory University, moderated a discussion at the event, which also showcased Klara's art. The initiative aims to raise $1 million and has collected about $300,000 so far.

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Coco is an award-winning journalist, writing primarily about energy and climate change for a global audience. She has reported from across Asia, particularly in China, on topics ranging from carbon trading to sustainable logging. Her work appears on the New York Times website and in Scientific ...

Apple Shrunk the iPhone's Carbon Footprint. There's a Way to Shrink It Even Further

05 Oct 2023  |  financialpost  |  English  |  Consumer Electronics

Apple's latest iPhone 15 Pro has reduced its carbon footprint by nearly 30% compared to a company-defined baseline, incorporating 100% recycled materials in several components. However, experts argue that recycling is less impactful than extending the lifespan of devices through repair. Apple has faced criticism for its restrictive repair practices, which undermine its environmental credibility. Despite efforts to improve repairability and support right-to-repair legislation, the company continues to prioritize new sales, which conflicts with its sustainability goals. Apple aims to make all its products carbon neutral by 2030, but experts suggest that slowing down consumption is key to achieving meaningful environmental impact.

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Clayton Masekesa is a journalist based in Mutare, Zimbabwe. A professional journalist with over 15 years of experience both in print and electronic fields. Have worked for the country’s leading media houses. Have won local awards and excellent on all the beats ie politics, business, environment, ...

Two village girls hogging global limelight

06 Jan 2024  |  www.newsday.co.zw  |  English  |  Education

Nyaradzai Gumbonzvanda, appointed as deputy executive director for Normative Support, UN System Coordination and Programme Results at UN Women, remains committed to the empowerment of girls in rural Africa despite her high-profile role. She founded the Rozaria Memorial Trust in Murehwa, Zimbabwe, to combat violence and forced marriages. Tererai Trent, from Hurungwe, Zimbabwe, overcame being denied education and early marriage to achieve higher education in the US, supported by Oprah Winfrey, and has since built schools in her home village. Both women are celebrated for their efforts in advancing gender equality and women's education.

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Malone Mullin is a graduate of the University of British Columbia's school of journalism. She produces and reports for all platforms at CBC News, working with teams in Vancouver, Toronto and St. John's. Areas of interest include science policy, labour issues, and social movements. 

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She's a grad student juggling 3 jobs. Canada's cost of living may force her to move elsewhere

20 Nov 2023  |  CBC  |  English  |  Employment

Shramana Sarkar, a 24-year-old aspiring geologist and teaching assistant at Memorial University in Newfoundland, is struggling with the rising cost of living in Canada. Her expenses for rent and groceries have increased significantly, while her wages from three jobs, including two as a barista, have not kept pace. An October report from the Canadian Association of Chartered Accountants indicates a growing number of precarious workers in Canada, a trend echoed by economist Walid Hejazi and policy expert David Williams. Labour historian Julia Smith contextualizes the issue within the capitalist system's focus on profit over workers' well-being. Sarkar's situation exemplifies the challenges faced by many Canadians, particularly vulnerable groups, in an economy where real incomes are stagnating.

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Tasnim Nazeer is an award-winning journalist based in the United Kingdom. Tasnim freelances for a number of mainstream media outlets including Al Jazeera English, Huffington Post, The Guardian, BBC, CNN and many more. She was the first hijab wearing TV reporter in Scotland and does freelance TV ...

Are Chinese surgeons killing Uyghur prisoners for organs?

03 May 2022  |  www.newarab.com  |  English  |  Medical Ethics

A new study suggests China may be breaching its own Dead Donor Rule by harvesting organs from living prisoners, including Uyghurs and other minorities. Researchers Matthew Robertson and Jacob Lavee found evidence in medical papers of prisoners having organs removed before being brain dead. Human rights groups are concerned about forced organ harvesting, especially given China's short waiting times for transplants and the lack of medical records on prisoner deaths. Over one million Uyghur Muslims have reportedly been detained in Xinjiang, with survivors recounting torture and abuse. The China Tribunal in 2019 also found evidence of forced organ harvesting. Uyghur exiles fear that organs are being sent to the Middle East and call for further investigation.

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Hien Nguyen is an award-winning multimedia journalist based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with experience in print, broadcast and photojournalism. She holds two degrees including a Master's degree in Journalism from the University of Southern California. Hien can cover a range of topics, ...

Scholarship Gala raises record-setting $1.1 million dollars

01 Apr 2022  |  Campus Times  |  English  |  Education

The University of La Verne's annual scholarship gala, held in-person for the first time since the pandemic, raised a record-setting $1.1 million for student scholarships. The event featured speeches, performances, and an auction, with significant contributions including a $720,000 donation from White Memorial Hospital for the new nursing program. President Devorah Lieberman highlighted the importance of financial aid, noting that 98% of students receive support.

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Francis Okoye is a journalist based in Onitsha, Nigeria.
1. A Bimla Misra Memorial Health Fellowship CNS Health Fellow 2016-2017.
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Nigeria: Medical Experts Differ On Causes of More Deaths Among Nigerians

09 Dec 2024  |  allAfrica.com  |  English  |  Economic Hardship

Medical experts in Nigeria are divided on the causes of increased deaths, with some attributing it to economic hardships following reforms by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration, including subsidy removal and naira devaluation. These measures have led to higher costs for food, transport, and healthcare, exacerbating health issues like high blood pressure and diabetes. Experts from various hospitals report increased death rates, particularly from renal failures and heart diseases, due to late hospital arrivals and inability to afford treatment. The article highlights the need for government intervention to alleviate economic pressures and improve healthcare access.

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Holocaust Studies Professor at Hebrew University of Jerusalem: 'Yes, it is a Genocide'

10 Dec 2024  |  Interferencia  |  Spanish  |  Israel-Palestine Conflict

Amos Goldberg, a Holocaust studies professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, asserts that the actions of Israel in Gaza constitute genocide. He argues that the scale and speed of violence, destruction, and dehumanization of Palestinians in Gaza reflect a deliberate attempt to annihilate Palestinian existence. Goldberg challenges the common justification of self-defense used by Israeli authorities, drawing parallels with historical genocides. His views have been reiterated in various interviews, emphasizing the need to view the situation beyond legal lenses. The article also touches on recent events involving Israeli football fans in Amsterdam, which Goldberg argues are unrelated to antisemitism but rather highlight the broader issue of genocide in Gaza.

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I am a NCTJ trained journalist based in Berkshire United Kingdom with over 25 years of experience as a national newspaper and broadcast journalist. I have worked for most of the national newspapers and mainstream TV channels covering politics, court, human interest and lifestyle stories. I have ...

Leipzig – Where and How?

27 Dec 2023  |  Luxurious Magazine  |  English  |  Automotive Industry

The article provides a detailed exploration of Leipzig, Germany, highlighting its historical significance as a trade hub and its cultural heritage, particularly in music and the arts. It mentions the Leipzig Christmas Market, one of the oldest in Germany, and the city's architectural landmarks like the Old Town Hall and various churches. The piece also covers Leipzig's role in the fall of the German Democratic Republic, with references to the Monday demonstrations and museums documenting this period. The city's connection to famous composers like Bach and Mendelssohn is discussed, along with the presence of modern companies such as Porsche, BMW, and DHL. The article suggests visiting various museums, the opera house, and the concert hall, and it notes the city's thriving art scene and liveability. For planning a trip, it directs readers to the official Leipzig travel website.

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South-east Asia’s quirky, sweary shopping stars cashing in on livestream selling

16 Dec 2023  |  ca.style.yahoo.com  |  English  |  Social Media

Livestream selling has rapidly grown in the Philippines and other South-east Asian countries, particularly since COVID-19 lockdowns. Sellers like Kenneth Gongon Watanabe in Japan and Vee Javier in the Philippines use platforms like Facebook and TikTok to sell products ranging from Japanese sweets to perfumes directly to customers. The trend, which started in China, benefits from the agility of small merchants and the convenience of reaching a wide audience without a physical store. Challenges include dealing with scammers and payment issues. Regulatory uncertainties also loom, as seen with Indonesia's temporary ban on social media selling. Despite this, proponents like Watanabe see livestream selling as the future of shopping.

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Dynamic Duo: Identical Twins Never Stray From Shared Nursing Path

01 Oct 2023  |  www.medscape.com  |  English  |  Pandemic

Identical twins Kerline and Keren Geffrard, first-generation Americans with Haitian immigrant parents, graduated with honors from Florida Atlantic University's College of Nursing. They plan to pursue nursing residencies and Doctor of Nursing degrees. Their journey into nursing was inspired by their roles as caretakers for their disabled siblings, particularly after the misdiagnosis and death of their younger sister. Both work full-time in healthcare, with Keren coordinating resources for adults with HIV/AIDS and Kerline working night shifts at a hospital. They emphasize the importance of empathy and advocacy in nursing, a lesson reinforced during the COVID-19 pandemic. The twins aim to work in pediatrics or community health and are committed to further hands-on training.

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Andreas Rossbach is based between two European cities, Berlin in Germany and Moscow in Russia. Due to COVID-19, he is currently in Berlin, Germany, and not traveling.

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'Women of the Gulag' Shortlisted for Oscar Nomination

21 Jan 2019  |  The Moscow Times  |  English  |  History

The documentary 'Women of the Gulag' by Russian-American director Marianna Yarovskaya has been shortlisted for an Oscar nomination, marking a historic moment for a Russian woman director. The film, which focuses on the stories of six women who survived the Soviet Gulag, has received limited attention in Russia, facing criticism from Gulag deniers and some Russian officials. Despite this, it has been praised by Russia's small liberal press for its poignant portrayal of Stalinist atrocities. Yarovskaya hopes for broader viewership, including a potential screening on Russia's first channel, though she acknowledges potential disapproval from President Putin. The 91st Oscars will be held on February 24, 2019.

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Marie Schulte-Bockum is a freelance journalist based in Munich, Germany. Schulte-Bockum has contributed to Forbes, the BBC, the New York Times, GQ, Sport1 and FOCUS Online, among others. A native speaker of German and English, she holds a BA in International Affairs from Northeastern University, ...

Bruce Brown Is the Nets’ ‘Swiss Army Knife’

28 May 2021  |  www.nytimes.com  |  English  |  Basketball

Bruce Brown, a versatile guard for the Brooklyn Nets, has been a key player in their playoff run against the Boston Celtics. Known for his adaptability and defensive skills, Brown's journey from a Boston suburb to the NBA highlights his resilience and the support he received from various mentors. Despite injuries, he has made significant contributions to the Nets, who are strong contenders for the NBA finals. Brown's story is marked by his generosity and connection to his roots, making him a valuable asset to his team.

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Patricia Trebe is a journalist based in Homer Glen, IL, United States.

I have more than 15-years experience in journalism with extensive experience in copywriting, proposal writing and not-for-profit communication pieces.

Chicago Enforcers, a team of police officers, gear up for a new football season

01 Apr 2023  |  Chicago Tribune  |  English  |  Community Engagement

Chris Pazan, a former University of Illinois quarterback and now a rookie Chicago police officer, has joined the Chicago Enforcers, a football team made up of police officers that competes in the National Public Safety Football League. The league consists of 21 teams nationwide and plays by NCAA rules. The Enforcers, entering their 11th season, include officers from various law enforcement agencies and focus on raising money for charities such as the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation and others. The team, which has a history of giving back to the community, is preparing for its upcoming season with games against rivals like the Cleveland Warriors and the Chicago Blaze, a team of firefighters.

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Maina Waruru is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya.
With over 15 years experience I specialize in Science, Business and Development news and features writing. I have published widely including with the BBC, The Scientist magazine, University World News, Research Africa,Down to Earth magazine,...

Africa is home to oldest and youngest universities – Map

12 Jul 2023  |  www.universityworldnews.com  |  English  |  History

Africa hosts some of the world's oldest and youngest universities, with North Africa home to ancient institutions like Tunisia's Ez-Zitouna University and Morocco's University of Al-Qarawiyyin, while Sub-Saharan Africa has seen recent establishments such as the University of São Tomé and Príncipe. The Erudera project highlights the historical significance of these universities, noting their contributions to education and intellectualism. The study also contrasts with previous research, emphasizing the diverse and evolving landscape of higher education across the continent.

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YAO YU is a journalist based in New York, United States of America.

Symptomatic Necrosis With Antibody-Drug Conjugates and Concurrent Stereotactic Radiotherapy for Brain Metastases

01 Dec 2023  |  jamanetwork.com  |  English  |  Oncology

The research letter discusses the occurrence of symptomatic necrosis in patients receiving antibody-drug conjugates and concurrent stereotactic radiotherapy for brain metastases. The study involves multiple institutions including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, and Weill Cornell Medical Center.

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