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Bollywood icon Farhan Akhtar has been appointed as the first ever male Goodwill Ambassador of United Nations' body focused on gender equality and women’s empowerment.
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He said, "Firstly I would just like to say thank you to everyone at the UN for this wonderful honor today. It really has been something that I have been focusing on for the last two and a half years and I feel this has really broaden the horizon and encourage me further down this path."
In addition, Akhtar will also serve as an advocate for UN Women's newly launched HeForShe campaign - an initiative aimed at placing men at the centre of activism and dialogue to end persistent inequalities faced by women and girls around the world.
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Researchers at the University of Adelaide suggests that a controversial medication used by breastfeeding women should not be restricted because of the benefits it offers mothers and their babies.
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