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What are the reasons behind the prevalence of Alzheimer’s among women?
Psychologists and neurologists say Alzheimer’s disease is a common form of dementia that is more commonly seen in women. They believe that women’s longer life expectancy compared with men, hormonal changes, stress and anxiety may be among the reasons behind this.
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Salam Watandar’s survey on the employment status of university graduates in Afghanistan (2022–2025)
Section 1: Theoretical and conceptual framework Abstract This study was conducted to examine the employment status of university graduates over the past four years (2022–2025).
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What are the reasons behind the prevalence of Alzheimer’s among women?
Psychologists and neurologists say Alzheimer’s disease is a common form of dementia that is more commonly seen in women. They believe that women’s longer life expectancy compared with men, hormonal changes, stress and anxiety may be among the reasons behind this.
UNDP launches initiative to help women entrepreneurs access finance
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in partnership with UN Women, has launched an initiative to help women entrepreneurs access financial resources to start and grow their businesses.
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Australia allocates $5 million to support Afghan women
The Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced a $5 million allocation from the Australian government to support women and girls in Afghanistan.
Exclusive: Spike in murders, suicides of women underscore grim crisis
Salam Watandar’s analysis of data on female murders and suicides in Afghanistan reveals that 92 cases were reported in the solar year 1403 (2023-2024), underscoring an ongoing crisis.
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Guterres calls for decisive action to address the consequences of cluster munitions
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said that cluster munitions kill and injure civilians indiscriminately.
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OCHA: Only 29.7 percent of funding received to help people in need
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Afghanistan says only 29.7 percent of the funding requested to assist people in need in the country has been received.
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Despite limited facilities, youth in Afghanistan stay motivated to pursue sports
Although the lack of sports clubs near their homes, high costs and limited access to sports facilities have made it difficult for many youth to exercise, they remain interested in sports. Some go to sports clubs farther from their homes, some exercise at home, while others continue to exercise in available spaces.
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UNDP launches initiative to help women entrepreneurs access finance
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in partnership with UN Women, has launched an initiative to help women entrepreneurs access financial resources to start and grow their businesses.
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