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Global data missing on grant-making gender gap

Analysis of gender gap in grant awards highlights lack of data for global South.

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Global data missing on grant-making gender gap

Global data missing on grant-making gender gap
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Poor At Risk As COVID-19 Emergency Ends – Eurasia Review

Poor At Risk As COVID-19 Emergency Ends – Eurasia Review
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Poor at risk as COVID-19 emergency ends – experts

Access to COVID-19 drugs for lower-income countries must continue despite end of emergency status, urge experts.

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Common cold may have helped curb Africa s Covid-19 death toll

The higher prevalence of common cold viruses in Africa may have helped the continent experience relatively lower death rates from Covid-19, a study of people in Zimbabwe suggests. Many people in Africa may have built

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