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UN Finds 486 Million in Asia Still Hungry, Progress Stalled
BANGKOK (AP) – Despite rapid economic growth, the Asia-Pacific region has nearly a half billion people who go hungry as progress stalls in improving food security and basic living conditions, a United Nations report said November 2.
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November 2018
Nov 9
Weather & Environment
Tens of Thousands Flee, Abandon Cars as Fast-Moving Wildfire Destroys California Town
Nov 9
Weather & Environment
Florida Monarch Butterfly Populations Have Dropped 80 Percent Since 2005
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August 2018
Aug 31
Science & Technology
Gene Editing Halts Muscular Dystrophy in Dogs—Scientists Hope to Apply Process to Humans
Aug 20
International
Brazil Sends Troops to Border with Venezuela After Citizens Clash with Migrants
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July 2018
Jul 31
Health Issues
Being Overweight as Young Adult Changes Heart’s Structure, Increases Future Risk of Disease
Jul 23
Health Issues
Secondhand Smoke Causes About 17,000 Still Births Per Year in Developing Countries
Jul 19
Weather & Environment
The Great Barrier Reef Is Losing Its Ability to Recover, Could Cost Australia Billions
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June 2018
Jun 29
Terrorism & Security
Shooting Suspect Had Bitter History with Maryland Newspaper Where 5 Killed
Jun 19
Science & Technology
MIT Engineers Mimic Otters and Whales to Protect Divers in Frigid Waters
Jun 17
Society & Lifestyles
It Only Takes 25 Percent of Population to Bring Sweeping Social Change, Study Shows
Jun 12
Health Issues
Skip the Midnight Snack: Study Finds Link Between Sleep Loss and Nighttime Cravings
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May 2018
May 30
Society & Lifestyles
Study: Social Media Posts Can Indicate Whether a Protest Will Turn Violent
May 26
Economy & Personal Finance
Turkey’s Currency Plummets to Historic Low, Threatens President Erdogan’s Political Clout
May 23
Asia
Report: Militant Muslims Slaughtered Hindus Before Myanmar Began Persecution of Rohingya
May 6
Science & Technology
Scientists Detect Galaxy Clusters Much Earlier in Universe History than Expected
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April 2018
Apr 25
Health Issues
National Study: 1 in 20 U.S. Children, Teens Diagnosed with Anxiety or Depression
Apr 24
Weather & Environment
Fish Populations Plummet After Mass Coral Bleaching in Great Barrier Reef
Apr 9
Geopolitics
China: Conflict with Taiwan “More Probable” After U.S. Promises to Help Build Naval Fleet
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