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Panorama Global Health (April 2013)
Out of the 8 Millennium Development Goals, 3 of them relate to health which are MDGs 4, 5 and 6 which have as goals to reduce child mortality rates, Improve maternal health and combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases respectively. While progress towards achieving these goals have been beari...

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Panorama Peace and Conflict (April 2003)
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Panorama Living with Disabilities (February 2006)
Disability is a reality for millions of people across the world. Living with disability implies actively living, a goal society must strive to acheive. In order for that, we must examine the issues, question policies and organize to ensure that people with disabilities everywhere are given the same ...
Panorama Giving Back (April 2008)
Volunteers are an important resource in any community. Volunteers raise money for worthy causes, they patrol streets to make neighbourhoods more safe, or they care for the sick. In collaboration with the Waves of Change campaign, and in recognition of Global Youth Service Day on April 25-27 this Iss...
Panorama Refugees (August 2004)
Behind the endless parade of statistics and staggeringly large numbers, the global refugee crisis has a face, a mouth, eyes, hands. Beyond the bureaucracy of borders and the legitimacy of passports, there is the story of the families, of the friends, of the lovers and the loved ones. These stories a...
Panorama The Digital Divide (November 2007)
At first the high cost of computer technology meant the 'digital divide' referred to the large gap between people who could afford access to this technology and those who could not. As the cost of computer technology falls, the 'digital divide' now refers to the technological literacy and costs nece...