Women's soccer falls short in medical support and pay, World Cup survey shows
Women's soccer is falling short in key areas including medical support and pay, according to a survey of players involved in this year's Women's World Cup.
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Latest solutions will help to effectively treat oncology
Modern diagnostic techniques, new NCCN guidelines, achievements of world medical science in oncology and real cases and practices of Ukrainian medical community - all this and other important issues were discussed at the largest event of the year in the field of oncology - the annual 4th Oncology Congress "Up-to-date 4.0 + Molecular Meetings".
Bleach is no more effective than water at killing off common superbug, scientists have found
Bleach does not kill a bacterium that often causes illness in people who have taken antibiotics, according to a new study.
Euroviews. Can emerging AI strategies protect people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups?
It’s just weeks after Bletchley’s declaration was signed by 28 countries that agreed on a risk-based approach to frontier AI, areas, types and cases of risks, including health, education, labour and human rights.
FAS issues apology for 'oversight' in nominations for 'Story of the Year' award
SINGAPORE: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) on Tuesday (Nov 21) apologised for what it said was an "oversight" in the compiling of submissions for its annual "Story of the Year" award.
How do average salaries compare across Europe?
EU employee regulations are generally quite strong with an emphasis on individual working conditions and labour rights, including the right to information, anti-discriminatory laws and job security.
Everton discover FFP fate before Manchester United clash after Premier League charges
Manchester United's next opponents Everton have been found guilty of Financial Fair Play (FFP) breaches, which have led to a 10-point deduction for the Premier League mainstays.
