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Multimillion-dollar trade in fake paper authorships
The Committee on Publication Ethics, an advisory board for publishers in Eastleigh, UK, says that authorship adverts show the evolution…
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Mental disorders are brain disorders – here’s why that matters
Although many treatments are available today, they continue to involve a great deal of guesswork. Camilla Nordis Almost everyone reading…
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How India’s caste system limits diversity in science
Diversity gaps are common in science in many countries but they take different forms in each nation. The situation in…
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What was the Indus Valley Civilization?
The Indus people did not simply disappear. The Indus Valley Civilization never really ended – Belcher By Tom Garlinghouse The…
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Sindhi Kurds: Exploring Kurdish Origins
While the bulk of the Sindis moved on to India, some wondered into Kurdistan as early as 2000 BC to…
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Rights of rural women are not protected in Pakistan – Study
Study report on ‘The Hands That Feed Us: Struggles of Women Agricultural Workers Rights in Pakistan’ launched. Islamabad Rural women…
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Home and the birdsong
Hidden in the names of towns and villages are the ghostly traces of birds conjuring powerful identities for people in…
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Sufism and the Hindus of Sindh: An introduction to a complex topic
Some Hindus could even become masters themselves, while locally, interesting arrangements were made between Muslims and Hindus, as in Sehwan…
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Transgender Youth Also Have History
Histories of the Transgender Child, trans youth, and trans populations in general, did not suddenly start existing en masse in…
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How scientists want to make you young again
After more than a decade of studying and tweaking so-called cellular reprogramming, a number of biotech companies and research labs…
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