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In the capital, Kampala, the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) convened a powerful dissemination meeting, ...

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Building on a wide-ranging career in academia and think tanks, Michael Werz is the senior advisor for North America and ...

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Although many of us raise a disapproving eyebrow at daylight saving haters, science says they may have a point. Research has linked the biannual time shifting to heart issues and obesity rates.

Many who were in college in the 1960s and 1970s read “The Population Bomb” by Stanford Professors Paul and Anne Ehrlich. The ...

Why do so many find comfort in authoritarian leaders? The psychology behind the pull, and how resilience can help us resist.

Though he died in 1926, Kraepelin trained some of the worst of Nazi doctors. He didn’t tell these doctors they should kill.