Global Menstrual Policy Review Urges Integrating Mental Health Across

A comprehensive narrative policy review encompassing global menstrual legislation indicates that isolated, product-focused interventions fail to address the systemic inequalities confronting the estimated 1.8 billion people who menstruate worldwide each month. Researchers synthesizing legislative trends across five key jurisdictions observed that traditional governmental responses have historically treated menstruation as an isolated hygiene dilemma or responded…

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World News in Brief: Ending cholera by 2030 ‘within reach’, Haiti displacement and hunger, US human rights review rescheduled

Last year was the deadliest for cholera since 1999, with almost 7,900 deaths, Dr. Lorenzo Pezzoli, WHO lead for epidemic-prone bacterial diseases, told journalists in Geneva.  Most of the deaths happened on a community level, before patients could access healthcare. Nearly 90 per cent of deaths in Africa Fatalities dipped down in the first nine…

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What could Chinese intelligence have learned from Nvidia CEO’s affair? | Cybersecurity News

United States lawmakers are pushing for answers from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid growing concerns over whether an affair he had compromised national security. Huang, 63, has admitted to having extramarital relations during his time leading Nvidia, a major US tech firm. Media reports indicate the woman involved was Alice Huang, a former executive at…

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Netanyahu calling Trump ‘every day’ to resume Iran war as US president mulls end: Report

As Donald Trump mulls bringing an end to the ongoing war with Iran, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly has been calling the US president ‘every day’, urging him to resume strikes on Tehran. Netanyahu’s call to resume the strikes on Iran also came after the Iran war emerged as one of the key reasons…

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Microsoft Warns a New Trade Crackdown Could Derail America’s AI Boom

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is urging the Trump administration to abandon proposed restrictions on Chinese-made optical transceivers, warning that the move could disrupt America’s artificial intelligence infrastructure expansion. The dispute exposes a growing vulnerability for Microsoft and other technology giants: their enormous AI investments remain dependent on Chinese components that U.S….

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