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Introduction Maternal and neonatal tetanus* remains a substantial cause of mortality among undervaccinated mothers and their infants following unhygienic delivery, especially in low-income countries (1). In 1989, the World Health [...]

PARIS (AP) — Canadian b-boy Phil Wizard (Philip Kim) took gold in the first Olympic men's breaking tournament Saturday. “I never thought I'd be here in my life,” the 27-year-old [...]

PARIS (AP) — From the Australian b-girl with the meme-worthy “kangaroo” dance move to the silver-medal winning Lithuanian in a durag, https://apnews.com/article/2023-olympics-breaking-hiphop-1de81a7ac5828e879f563079a283e091 had a few moments that raised questions from [...]

PARIS (AP) — Refugee breaker Manizha Talash, or “b-girl Talash,” was disqualified from the https://apnews.com/article/2024-olympics-breaking-aea17bcb4ec9ad60ea7222d4b608a05d on Friday, after she wore a cape that said “Free Afghan Women' during her pre-qualifier [...]

PARIS (AP) — Japan's b-girl Ami won gold at the Olympics' first breaking event by spinning, flipping and toprocking past a field of 16 dancers Friday in a high-energy competition [...]

PARIS (AP) — Overcome with emotion, Algerian boxer https://apnews.com/article/2024-olympics-imane-khelif-boxing-d4ed497911efceb6393fd4fc30c0d0ed after a resounding victory this weekend. Khelif has faced days of hateful comments and false accusations about her gender following her [...]

PARIS (AP) — In the basement of a sports complex in Paris, dozens of breakers, or break dancers, gathered almost every weeknight in July to freestyle, practicing classic moves like [...]

Logan Edra knows her journey to securing a spot as one of the https://apnews.com/article/olympics-2024-breakdancing-04921863a160f718b2295e93f5f93095 heading to the Olympics took longer than some expected. The 21-year-old Filipina American didn't officially qualify [...]

CHICAGO (AP) — When she started writing her college essay, Hillary Amofa told the story she thought admissions offices wanted to hear. About being the daughter of immigrants from Ghana [...]

Rhonda LeValdo is exhausted, but she’s refusing to slow down. For the fourth time in five years, her hometown team and the focus of her decadeslong activism against the use [...]

Investigation and Results On May 18, 2023, the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) requested telediagnosis assistance from DPDx, CDC's interactive parasitic diseases website (https://www. cdc.gov/dpdx/index.html), to confirm Plasmodium species in [...]

Cydney Wallace, a Black Jewish community activist, never felt compelled to travel to Israel, though “Next year in Jerusalem” was a constant refrain at her Chicago synagogue. The 39-year-old said [...]

NEW YORK (AP) — For the unforeseeable future, Laila El-Haddad has one mission: to get the voices of her fellow Palestinians, along with their pleas for help, out to the [...]

Byline: Abbas Nasir Imran Khan is a cornered tiger. After surviving an assassination attempt on Nov. 3 while leading a protest march, Mr. Khan accused Shehbaz Sharif, who succeeded him [...]

Maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT)* remains a major cause of neonatal mortality with an 80%-100% case-fatality rate among insufficiently vaccinated mothers after unhygienic deliveries, especially in low-income countries (1). In [...]

Local content and local participation requirements are not new to the Ghanaian mining sector, they have existed in various instruments governing the sector. However, with the introduction of the Minerals [...]

Maternal and neonatal tetanus (*) (MNT) remains a major public health problem, with an 80%-100% case-fatality rate among neonates, especially in areas with poor immunization coverage and limited access to [...]

Byline: NOREEN NASIR, ASSOCIATED PRESS Lead Since Wanda Johnson's son was shot and killed by a police officer in Oakland, Calif., 11 years ago, she has watched video after video [...]

This text covers a range of topics, including a Christian rapper performing at Gardner-Webb University, the production of "The Lion King" in Charlotte, rapper Flavor Flav and Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian assisting an Olympic discus thrower with her rent, a film adaptation of the children's book "Harold and the Purple Crayon," and the practice of breakdancing in Paris. The article provides details about upcoming events and shares the perspectives of individuals involved in these activities. It highlights the inclusion of breakdancing as a sport in the Paris Olympics, with Olympic organizers promoting its popularity in France. However, there are concerns among some members of the local breaking scene about the commercialization and rigid judging structure that come with being part of the Olympics. These individuals worry that the essence of breaking, which originated in communities of color as a response to racial and economic inequality, may be diluted on the global stage. Nevertheless, others in the hip-hop community view breaking's inclusion in the Olympics as a proud moment for the culture. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Photo courtesy of Brian Maxwell Rose. 'Once we recognize what it is we are feeling, once we recognize we can feel deeply, love deeply, can feel joy, [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo 'We may act sophisticated and worldly but I believe we feel safest when we go inside ourselves and find home, a place where we belong and maybe [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo This letter is to address the column 'Mind of a Freshman,' and Julia Wierzbicki's latest addition 'The problem with 'acceptance' on campus.' 'We declare our right on [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Boo. It's the Halloween issue. It's that time of year where everyone's on their spookiest behavior. There are scary pumpkins, sinister decorations, spine-chilling haunted houses, extravagant parties, [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Why do we have spaces designated for minority groups? After hundreds of years of fighting for desegregation, why would we separate ourselves? These questions plagued me as [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo I wrote this column with the intention of uplifting all of my Black/Brown siblings on campus. While all the people I'll feature are Black, the different ways [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo I have been toying with the idea of writing an article on this for a while now. It is a subject that, although 'touchy,' should be spoken [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo I grew up in Florida and lived in a Puerto-Rican household with my single mother, my half-brother, and his father. My father wasn't around, but he did [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo 'What does it mean to be a Stevens Duck?' I sat there thinking about my first year experience here for this Peer Leader Application question, and even [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo This past Wednesday, October 4th, Jacquis Watters (Diversity Educator) partnered with Rommel Espinel (Web Services Librarian) to host the second Men of Color Luncheon. The luncheon provides [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Health and wellness are not one size fits all. We all navigate our mental and physical health differently based on our own needs, environment, and identity. Yes, [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo This piece this week is in reference to the column 'Friday Observer,' and Eric Londres' latest addition 'The burden of the free.' 'Ignorance, allied with power, is [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo 'There is nothing in nature like it. Not in robins or bison or in the banging tails of your hunting dogs and not in blossoms or suckling [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo 'I am an invisible man [...] I am a man of substance, of flesh and bone, fiber and liquids--and I might even be said to possess a [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo 'We may act sophisticated and worldly but I believe we feel safest when we go inside ourselves and find home, a place where we belong and maybe [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Health and wellness are not one size fits all. We all navigate our mental and physical health differently based on our own needs, environment, and identity. Yes, [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo This letter is to address the column 'Mind of a Freshman', and Julia Wierzbicki's latest addition 'The problem with 'acceptance' on campus.' 'We declare our right on [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Boo. It's the Halloween issue. It's that time of year where everyone's on their spookiest behavior. There are scary pumpkins, sinister decorations, spine-chilling haunted houses, extravagant parties, [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo Why do we have spaces designated for minority groups? After hundreds of years of fighting for desegregation, why would we separate ourselves? These questions plagued me as [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo I wrote this column with the intention of uplifting all of my Black/Brown siblings on campus. While all the people I'll feature are Black, the different ways [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo I have been toying with the idea of writing an article on this for a while now. It is a subject that, although 'touchy,' should be spoken [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo I grew up in Florida and lived in a Puerto-Rican household with my single mother, my half-brother, and his father. My father wasn't around, but he did [...]

Byline: Nasir Montalvo 'What does it mean to be a Stevens Duck?' I sat there thinking about my first year experience here for this Peer Leader Application question, and even [...]

Two weeks before its general elections on July 25, Pakistan is bracing for another political storm. On Friday, an anticorruption court sentenced former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to 10 years [...]

Byline: ABBAS NASIR On Friday Pakistan moved toward its second democratic transition of power in its 71-year-old history as Nasirul Mulk, a retired judge, was sworn in as caretaker prime [...]

On Sept. 11, 1948, barely a year after the birth of Pakistan, a flight from the mountainous town of Quetta bordering Iran and Afghanistan landed at an Air Force base [...]

Byline: ABBAS NASIR Correction Appended On Sept. 11, 1948, barely a year after the birth of Pakistan, a flight from the mountainous town of Quetta bordering Iran and Afghanistan landed [...]

Byline: Nasir Almasri Facebook Twitter Reddit Print Understanding the Palestinian struggle is not difficult, despite what a recent op-ed in The Tech suggests. It is quite simple. Israel displaced Palestinians [...]

On September 30, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). On July 20, 2014, an acutely ill traveler from Liberia arrived at [...]

Since 2010, Nigerian state and federal governments and the international community have been responding to an outbreak of lead poisoning caused by the processing of lead-containing gold ore in Zamfara [...]

The article discusses the experiences of Black Jewish community activist Cydney Wallace, who, after a visit to Israel and the West Bank, drew parallels between the struggles of Palestinians and the fight for racial equality and civil rights in the United States. The growing solidarity between Black Americans and Palestinians, particularly in the context of recent events, is highlighted, raising concerns and discussions within the American Jewish community about potential impacts.