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View ArticleHealth Check: How teenage health affects adult life
Programme five looks at teenage health and the implications for health in later life Health Check on BBC World Service. The Open University teams up with the long-running BBC World Service programme...
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This video explores the corporate social responsibilities of business versus ethical beliefs. Brett G. Scharrfs. Associate Director, International Center for Law and Religion Studies, Francis R....
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This extract explores issues about improvements in health care, and our expectation of a longer life. It is taken from a panel discussion that took place as part of 'The Next Big Thing' TV series. The...
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