The Daily Populous

After passing out, she came round to find her baby girl was there but not breathing.

She bit through the umbilical cord and tried to wipe the blood from her cell before climbing into bed.

She even told a nurse she would “kill herself” if her baby was taken into care but the prison failed to step up monitoring. »

It found that 91% of this knowledge exists in a single language, and that the extinction of that language implies the loss of the medicinal knowledge as well.

In a recent study, Bascompte and biodiversity specialist Rodrigo Cámara-Leret warn that the extinction of Indigenous languages equates to a loss of traditional knowledge about medicinal plants, which could reduce chances for the discovery of future medicines.

While upholding this call for action, the study highlights that the loss of languages will likely have a greater impact on the extinction of medicinal knowledge than the loss of biodiversity. »

While “standing up new sanctions against Iran,” he said, the United States can’t keep speaking of returning to the nuclear deal, even holding bilateral talks with Iran, and criticizing Trump policies.

The Biden administration implored Iran on Thursday to quickly return to talks on its nuclear program, which were suspended in June ahead of the Iranian elections, warning that the window for negotiations may soon close.

“Have no doubt,” he said, “that if they wish to continue their previous language towards Iran and previous comportment towards Iran, the hands of the Islamic Republic of Iran will not remain tied.”. »

Pedestrians walk along Karl Johans Gate, the main shopping street in Oslo, Norway, on September 23, 2020.

Norway has ditched all its Covid-19 measures, even social distancing, in a radical move that as yet has unclear consequences.

Norway is the second Scandinavian country to end the restrictions, following in the footsteps of Denmark who waved goodbye to lockdowns on September 10. »