Archive for September 6, 2010

More Women Working, But Inequality Still Persist

Sep 6th

Posted by Affleap in Women Issues

The female share of total global employment is 40 percent and it remains the same as it was ten years ago and the proportion of women seeking work has fallen in several regions including Eastern Europe, South Asia and Sub Saharan Africa.

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The Health Benefits of Ampalaya

Sep 6th

Posted by Affleap in Nutritional Food

There are more than 50 million diabetics in the world. The disease is chronic and its cause is hereditary or an acquired deficiency in the production of insulin by the pancreas. The result is increased concentration of glucose or blood sugar in the body.

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