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Linda C. Black was a renowned name in the world of astrology, known for her accurate and insightful horoscopes that resonated with millions of followers. Her legacy continues through her daughter, Nancy Black, who has taken up the mantle of providing daily astrological guidance to readers worldwide. Nancy’s work not only honors her mother’s style but also introduces her unique approach to astrology, ensuring that the Linda Black Horoscopes remain a trusted source for those seeking celestial insights.
The Legacy of Linda Black Horoscopes
Linda C. Black’s horoscopes gained popularity due to their reliability and depth. Her ability to translate complex astrological concepts into accessible and meaningful predictions made her a beloved figure…
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UNITED NATIONS, Apr 18 2006 (IPS) – A quarter century into the HIV/AIDS pandemic, researchers fear that a lack of preparedness for large-scale social changes, driven by factors like armed conflict and climate change, could lead to explosive new outbreaks affecting millions of people.
Since cases of a severe pneumonia affecting gay men were described for the first time in a U.S. public health report in June 1981, more than 65 million people have become infected with HIV and 25 million have died, according to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), which estimates the current number of people living with HIV at 37 to 45 million.
We should not accept living with this epidemic at the level it has reached, Paul DeLay, director of monitori…
Fabíola Ortiz
RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 21 2011 (IPS) – Economic status, education, access to clean water and sanitation, nutrition and the environment determine the level of health of persons, communities or countries, and so does the extent to which rights are enjoyed or denied.
Native Guaraní woman cooking in the village of Cantagalo in southern Brazil. Credit: Alejandro Arigón/IPS
The , held Oct. 19-21 in Brazil, defined 15 commitments that should be …
ABALA, Niger, Apr 25 2012 (IPS) – It was the middle of the day when Tabisou, 72, suddenly saw people from her town of Amderamboukane in Mali fleeing for their lives. Her family had no time to pack their things; the fighting had already begun.
Several of the children in Abala camp are visibly malnourished, and NGO workers are concerned about potential epidemics. Credit: Willi…
A basket of condoms passed around during International Women’s Day in Manila. Credit: Kara Santos/IPS
ISTANBUL, May 25 2012 (IPS) – While much of the world is facing a global financial crisis, made worse by government cuts in social spending, members of parliament meeting here Wednesday agreed the economic crunch is no reason for governments to relax their commitment to women’s reproductive rights and health, made 18 years ago.
Speaking at the opening session of the fifth International Parliamentarians Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), Babatunde Osotimehin, executive director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) said 250 milli…
Just five countries grow nearly 90 percent of all biotech crops. Credit: Bigstock
WASHINGTON, May 14 2013 (IPS) – A consumer protection group here is accusing U.S. diplomats of engaging in a concerted and at times forceful advocacy campaign on behalf of genetically modified seeds and even specific biotechnology companies, particularly aiming to influence governments in developing countries.
In a released Tuesday, Food Water Watch (FWW) offers new research suggesting that the U.S. State Department over the past decade has offered centralised directives to U.S. embassies to promote biotech products and respond to industry concerns.“Biotech is such a controversial po…
HIV patients who do not adhere to their ART will often develop drug resistance. Credit Jennifer McKellar/IPS
BULAWAYO , Dec 18 2013 (IPS) – Each month, scores of people living with HIV gather at Mpilo s Opportunistic Infections Clinic in Bulawayo for free antiretroviral medication that has improved their lives.
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) coverage is set to expand in line with new guidelines, but experts fear weakening adherence to drug regimes will limit the benefits.
Sindiso Buzwani* is one of those who should be at the clinic, but this month he is absent. Asked why he has stopped taking medication despite his failing health, the frail-looking man…
Passengers wear face masks while riding the subway in Shenzhen, China. Credit: UN News/Jing Zhang.
UNITED NATIONS, Jan 31 2020 (IPS) – The rise in new coronavirus cases outside China, now constitutes a global health emergency, the World Health Organization’s Emergency Committee declared on Thursday, calling on all countries to take urgent measures to contain the respiratory disease.
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Garment workers wash hands before entering an apparel factory at the Ulail area in Savar, on April 28, 2020. The Covid-19 pandemic has laid bare, in the cruellest way, the extraordinary precariousness and injustices of our world of work. Photo: Palash Khan
May 4 2020 – In these times of Covid-19, the big challenge for most of us is how to protect ourselves and our families from the virus and how to hold on to our jobs. For policymakers, that translates into beating the pandemic without doing irreversible damage to the economy in the process.
With over three million confirmed cases and over 230,000 victims of the virus to date globally, and the exp…