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UAE is a model to be emulated, health official says

UAE is a model to be emulated, health official says Saman Haziq/Dubai Photo: Instagram Burj Khalifa lights up with motivational video to encourage people to keep faith in country s capability to overcome Covid-19 crisis. Giving the message of resilience and optimism loud and clear on the occasion of World Health Day, Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa lit up with a motivational video by the Ministry of Health and Prevention aiming to encourage people to keep faith in the UAE s capability to pass the Covid-19 crisis. Watch: UAE celebrated World Health Day by paying a befitting tribute to the country’s healthcare workers through a motivational video that was projected on the iconic Burj Khalifa in Dubai. pic.twitter.com/h88tAFPaoV Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) April 7, 2021

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Rates of Multiple Sclerosis Seem to Rise With Nations Prosperity

Rates of multiple sclerosis appear to increase with measures of prosperity, occurring more frequently in developed countries, new research indicates.

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Covid-19: Fears for south Aucklanders mental health amid third Covid-19 lockdown

South Aucklanders already struggling to feed their families could be hit hard by the stresses of a third Covid-19 lockdown, Māori leader says.

New zealandNew zealand generalNew zealandersBernie odonnellDanny osborneShaun robinsonAuckland district health boardManukau urban maori authorityMental health foundationAuckland councilUniversity of aucklandSouth aucklandersUrban maori authorityBernieo donnellProsperity indexHealth foundation

Covid 19 coronavirus: Fears for south Aucklanders mental health amid third lockdown

South Aucklanders could be hit hard by the stresses of a third Covid-19 lockdown.

New zealandNew zealand generalSouth aucklandNew zealandersBernie odonnellChris skeltonDanny osborneShaun robinsonAuckland district health boardManukau urban maori authorityMental health foundationAuckland councilUniversity of aucklandSouth aucklandersUrban maori authorityBernieo donnell

Opinions | What if we are ranking wrong?

Opinions | What if we are ranking wrong? Daniel Drezner © Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) walks to his office on Monday. The Senate on Tuesday is scheduled to begin the second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump. One of the more intriguing areas of international relations research over the past decade has been the potent effect that global performance indicators ranking exercises such as the OECD Better Life Index, the annual State Department human rights reports, or the Legatum Institute’s Prosperity Index have on policymakers and the public. It might seem as though many of these rankings and blacklists are simply PR exercises in attention-getting and many of them are but they still matter. Ranking announcements generate news stories. Politicians and bureaucrats do not like learning that they are falling behind in rankings or getting named and shamed on blacklists. Some countries might

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