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Indian Children Discovered to Have Natural AIDS Resistance. Now What?

Can India find a cure to AIDS?

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When Success Is Too Sweet: India’s Looming Diabetes Epidemic

India’s new middle-class is now struggling with first-world diseases like diabetes.

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How Your Tax Dollars Are Fighting the Zombie Apocalypse

A tiny percentage of your tax dollars are going a long way to avoid the dystopian end-of-the world

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Getting Closer to the Finish Line on Polio

This is a special guest post from Ramesh Ferris,  a polio survivor, a Rotarian, and author of the book Better Than a Cure, One Man’s Journey to Free the World of Polio

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Not on A-1: How UNICEF Fights Malnutrition in Chad (Video)

If children do not receive proper nutrion in the first few years of life they can suffer from cognitive and physical impairments that can last their entire lives.

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UN Dispatch Podcast: Talking #MDGMomentum With Jeffrey Sachs

Today marks the 1,000 day sprint to the finish of the Millenium Development Goals. I caught up with the economist Jeffrey Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University who was one of the intellectual fathers of the MDGs and a key UN adviser on development issues. We discuss why some goals were reached, and some may not be.

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