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More and more people worldwide gain access to safe drinking water.

Good News

Progress in drinking water supply and disease control

The two pieces of good news this month are about more people gaining access to safe drinking water and four countries being declared free of the neglected tropical disease trachoma.

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Faith makes strong: two Syrian girls from the Idlib region in a refugee camp in Lebanon.

Study

Comforted by talking to God

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by Mira Enders
by Caterina Rohde-Abuba
India currently has comparatively few very young and very old persons: an infant and an old man from a rural community in Rajasthan

Societal Ageing

Turning grey

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by S. S. Sripriya
by S. Siva Raju
Testing capacities are improving fast: Kenyan lab assistant attending to a patient before a test.

Pandemic

Science-based protection

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by Benjamin M. Kagina

Vehicle tax

Fouling the air

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by Raphael Mweninguwe
Chief Justice Roberts was the presiding officer in the impeachment trial in the US Senate.

Blog

Eroding checks and balances

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by Hans Dembowski
The world should have learned lessons from the Ebola epidemic in West Africa: Health workers in Liberia in January 2015.

Coronavirus

Global responsibility

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by Anne Jung
Nepal is one of the countries in which the birth rate is below the replacement level.

Population trends

Demographic transition

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by Alisa Kaps
Japan’s population is oldest in the world.

Population trends

More and more, older and older

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by Alisa Kaps
A woman washing her hands before entering a bus ticket office in Kigali, Rwanda.

Covid-19

African responses

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by Hans-Joachim Preuss
Limited scope for social distancing: migrant workers hoping to catch a bus in Delhi on 29 March

Pandemic

Scientific mind-set versus covidiots

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by Aditi Roy Ghatak