More than a third of women surveyed across four lower-income countries, reported being mistreated during childbirth, a new study led by the World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed.
Tuesday’s top stories: Global need for eye care is set to increase ‘dramatically’; work and reforms of the UN ‘at risk’; progress on Mali security; South Sudan peace accord anniversary; Rights chief Bachelet urges rollback on Australia migration policies; and an interview with Maha Mamo, living proof of why statelessness needs to end worldwide.
At 53, David Bates had completed 16 marathons, competed in 17 mountain bike races and was training for his eighth American Birkebeiner, a 50-km cross-country ski race that takes place every year in northern Wisconsin.
Sergipe, a small province tucked into Brazil’s northeastern bulge, may be best known for the sparkling beaches, colonial architecture and sweeping sugarcane fields that attract off-the-beaten-path tourists.
At the recent Oracle OpenWorld, IBM was awarded the 2019 Oracle Excellence Award for Partner of the Year – North America in Oracle HCM Cloud.
In May, we announced the release of the Azure Blockchain Development Kit for Ethereum.
Today at SAP TechEd Barcelona, SAP Chief Technology Officer Juergen Mueller and onstage guests took the audience on a spectacular innovation ride — from a “moonshot” experience prototype to the latest technologies powering the company’s intelligent enterprise strategy.
A staggering 2.2 billion people already suffer from eye conditions and visual impairment today, but the global need for eye care is set to increase “dramatically”, with lack of exercise a key factor, the UN health agency said on Tuesday, unveiling its first ever report on vision across the world.
Big data AI is no longer a fantasy, but a reality.
Today, Samsung Electronics America helps the Golden State Warriors tip off the 2019-20 NBA season with a partnership that is revitalizing sports venues.