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In The NHS, It Pays To DIsclose LGB+ Status

A new pay gap study using the the National Health Service in England has good news for the LGB +; they are paid more.

The Health Benefits Of Cursing

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Dickens' A Christmas Carol As An Anti-Slavery Story

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The UK Modern Slavery Act Is A Headache For Universities

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In Southeast Asia, Deforestation Is Not Wildlife's Big Problem, Illegal Hunting Is

For decades habitat loss has been the key threat for wildlife in tropical rainforest ecosystems but a new study finds that ground dwelling mammal and bird communities are more impacted by illegal h

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