Corporal punishment among children is common worldwide: study
Oneindia
Our data support the conclusions that maltreatment occurs in all nations," Desmond Runyan, professor of social medicine at UNC and lead author of a study ...

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Women, genocide, and the real reasons the US is in Afghanistan
Small Gov Times
Qayoumi recounts: “A half-century ago, Afghan women pursued careers in medicine; men and women mingled casually at movie theaters and university campuses in ...

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Vox Sambou and the Solid'Ayiti initiative for Haiti
rabble.ca
People living in rural areas do not have access to medicine or support, again because HIV/AIDS is a social taboo. DiscriminaSida challenges the social ...

Tai Sophia Institute Announces Fall Open Houses
PR Web (press release)
... Herbal Medicine, and Transformative Leadership and Social Change, as well as community wellness programs, continuing professional education, ...

Corporal Punishment Of Children Remains Common Worldwide
Newsroom America
Our data support the conclusions that maltreatment occurs in all nations,” said Desmond Runyan, MD, DrPH, professor of social medicine at UNC and lead ...

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Teachers must endeavour to improve
Daily Monitor
Social change has created challenges that many teachers are ill-suited to handle simply by virtue of their training. Whereas training of most professionals ...

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Celebrating the pill's 50th birthday
Irish Health
Prof Diarmaid Ferriter, professor of modern Irish History at UCD, referred to the profound social change brought about by the introduction of the pill to ...

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Euthanasia a product of government-run health care
Standard Speaker
Because US liberals see Europe as the blueprint for social change here, and Belgium's universal health care system is often touted as the "model. ...