For women in midlife, regular exercise plays a huge role in countering muscle loss related to hormonal shifts during menopause. Read more »
From Austronesian voyagers spreading from Taiwan to Indonesia and beyond, to the rise of empires and the slave trade, migration has shaped cultures and history through time. Read more »
The US withdrawal from WHO weakens global health coordination while exposing deep, unresolved failures in America’s own pandemic response. #WHO Read more »
Health inequity is about avoidable, unjust gaps, and it persists because systems ignore the social frictions that block uptake. Read more »
Educated youth unemployment in India persists despite high economic growth, pointing to a structural mismatch between degrees and jobs. Read more »
India’s female labour force participation remains abysmally low, and community skilling camps show what changes outcomes. Read more »
India is among the world’s most digital economies, but the growing digital gender gap will have direct consequences for education and job prospects of women. #digitalgap Read more »
As burnout rises, companies are discovering that workplace productivity improves when employees are allowed to miss what does not matter. #JOMO Read more »
Regulators move to phase down animal testing in biomedical research as an alternative for cancer research is emerging in the form of organoids. Read more »
India’s mental health crisis at work reflects structural failures, not individual weakness, and demands systemic reform. #mentalhealth Read more »