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The Need to Improve the Clinical Utility of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Tests: Either Too Narrow or Too Broad

This Viewpoint summarizes current shortcomings in direct-to-consumer genetic tests, which often lack clinical utility for consumers, and explains how tests that encompass entire genes and include only genes with well-established risk estimates and medical management guidelines could provide more valuable insight into their disease risk.




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Patient’s Sister, Seeking Job: Toward More Patient-Centered Care

In this narrative medicine essay, the sister of a young man with Gardner syndrome reflects on the care her brother received over his nearly three decades of life and offers her observations on several things physicians and other members of health care teams can do to achieve true patient-centered care.




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Women still don't have level-playing field at work, says pan-IIM survey

A staggering 49 per cent of the respondents said they did not have equal opportunities for career growth as the men in their organisations.




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Coronavirus: Health scare forces work from home, but is India Inc ready?

India Inc has embraced remote working because of a health scare. But there are important lessons on enabling infrastructure, managing remote teams and ensuring productivity...




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Mercedes Benz redefines the luxury label to plot a millennial trail

Once a symbol of societal status, the auto brand is remaking itself in the mould of its new consumers as one that marks brash ambition and youth




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Soap success: Medimix reports business surge as coronavirus spreads

The medicinal soap brand is seeing a sharp spurt in demand across the country




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HUL eyes bigger market with VWash, seeks larger presence in pharmacies

On Monday, the company announced it was buying VWash, an intimate hygiene brand from Glenmark Pharmaceuticals




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Summer internship at top B-schools deferred or made virtual due to Covid-19

In some cases, existing internship offers have even been cancelled or squeezed to 5 weeks from the normal 7-8 weeks




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Byju's, Toppr close social distance as demand for online education spikes

Edtech brands offer discounts, add fresh content and engage more frequently with users




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With witticisms, warnings & videos on lockdown, cops turn stars on Twitter

From being quick to quell rumours and call out fake news to using popular movie dialogues to tell people to stay in, the Mumbai Police Twitter handle has been moving at dizzying speed.




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Competitors join hands to tide over supply-chain challenges amid lockdown

Towards the end of last week, at least three such tie-ups were announced




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Recovery for brands look difficult as anxious consumers maintain distance

India among the top 3 nervous nations in the world; consumers expect long-term spending to be hit, want brands to spread optimism and cheer: Kantar




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How retailers upped the ante to deal with supply chain constraints

The biggest lesson in the situation is redefining the hygiene of the shopping environment, which will now be an ongoing exercise, says Big Bazaar CEO Sadashiv Nayak




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What to prioritise? Challenges galore for business leaders post lockdown

What will be the priorities for business leaders as and when employees come back to work?




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Amul brings nostalgia back in ads to stay relevant amid Covid-19 lockdown

Leaning in on nostalgia and its long-standing relationship with customers, the legacy brand strives to be seen and heard amidst a lockdown




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Hurt by consumption slowdown earlier, small brands bounce back in lockdown

Over 150 new players seen in hygiene category alone; food business also sees similar rush




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How tech firms are helping build robust local supply chains amid Covid-19

Now that many areas are out of bounds for big retailers for various reasons, is there an opportunity for local kiranas?




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Special visa for SAARC businessmen from April




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Air passenger traffic jumps 24% in Feb

Marking a growth of over 24 per cent in passengers number, domestic airlines flew 74.76 lakh people in February with majority of the carriers recording over 80 per cent seat occupancy. In February last year, the carriers had ferried 60.16 lakh passengers.




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10 Indian companies in 25 top workplaces list for Asia

India offices of MNCs like DHL, Google and Marriott ranked among the top workplaces in Asia. 10 Indian companies including Lupin, M&M and InterGlobe Enterprises also made it to the list under the '25 Best Large Places to Work' category.




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Sebi moots new norms for warehouses in comex space

Sebi has come out with a consultation paper on how comexes should deal with warehouses registered with them. It has specified minimum standards for warehouses which want to be part of the commodity derivatives space in the country.




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Sensex slumps to 3-week low, sinks 215 points

Market benchmark Sensex tumbled to a three-week low of 24,685.42 as investors pursed asset-light strategy on muted expectation of fourth quarter results amid bearish overseas cues on Federal Reserve highlighting the risks facing the global economy. The NSE Nifty also cracked below the 7,600-mark.




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Sensex tanks 133 pts in early trade on Asian cues

The benchmark BSE Sensex lost 133 points to 25,571.97 in early trade on Thursday on sustained fund outflows amid weak trend at other Asian markets.




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Corporates switching to eco-friendly PET bottles

With increasing research that bubble top containers, used to store drinking water, may contain bisphenol A (BPA), corporates are increasing looking at safer, more eco-friendly options and hence, the switch to PET.




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Experian launches CrossCore for intra-bank connectivity

With banks tying up with as many as two to five software vendors, credit rating agency Experian expects the launch of CrossCore to ease workflow at banks and help integrate third-party solutions for fraud management.




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NetApp India launches programme for product-ready startups

The storage and data management company said the response to its startup accelerator programme in India has been so overwhelming and the rewards so good that it is launching a new programme to engage with startups on an ongoing basis




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L&T chief Naik pledges 75% of income to philanthropy

He’s set up two charitable trusts — the Naik Charitable Trust for education and skill training and the Nirali Memorial Medical Trust, named after his grand daughter.




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Sensex back on rails, up 127 points




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Cloud services are reducing the need to code: Amazon Web Services

AWS exec Olivier Klein says the company offers fully managed services in areas like machine learning/AI. He says users don’t need to understand how to build the machine learning model, or train it




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The myth today is H-1B visas are all taken by Indian companies: Nasscom

Indian IT cos take less than 12% of H-1B visas. The biggest takers of H-1B are the top US giants. And they are also the top-spenders on R&D. And that tells you why they are coming to India to take the people – because they need the talent, say Nasscom president Debjani Ghosh




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Writing fiction : a guide to narrative craft / Janet Burroway ; with Elizabeth Stuckey-French and Ned Stuckey-French

Burroway, Janet, author




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Angels in America : a gay fantasia on national themes / Tony Kushner

Kushner, Tony, author




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Leaving Elvis : and other stories / Michelle Michau-Crawford

Michau-Crawford, Michelle, author




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The southern writer in the postmodern world / Fred Hobson

Hobson, Fred C, 1943-




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Isn't justice always unfair? : the detective in southern literature / J.K. Van Dover and John F. Jebb

Van Dover, J. Kenneth




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Everything under : a novel / Daisy Johnson

Johnson, Daisy, 1990- author




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Postcolonial poetics : 21st-century critical readings / Elleke Boehmer

Boehmer, Elleke, 1961- author




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Ian Watt : the novel and the wartime critic / Marina MacKay

MacKay, Marina, 1975- author




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Grief is the thing with feathers : a novel / Max Porter

Porter, Max, author




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Beginning theory : an introduction to literary and cultural theory / Peter Barry

Barry, Peter, 1947- author




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Reading Shakespeare's mind / Steve Sohmer

Sohmer, Steve (Stephen T.), author




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All the plagues of hell / Eric Flint, Dave Freer

Flint, Eric, author




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British literature : a historical overview / general editors, Joseph Black [and nine others] with Laura Cardiff [and three others]




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Dynamics of media writing : adapt and connect / Vincent F. Filak

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The basics of media writing : a strategic approach / Scott A. Kuehn, Andrew Lingwall

Kuehn, Scott A., author




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"They say/I say" : the moves that matter in academic writing / Gerald Graff, Cathy Birkenstein

Graff, Gerald, author




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Grief is the thing with feathers / Max Porter

Porter, Max, author




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Postcolonial writing in the era of world literature : texts, territories, globalizations / Baidik Bhattacharya

Bhattacharya, Baidik, 1975- author




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The rover / by Aphra Behn ; edited and with an introduction by Simon Trussler

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The Tempest / edited by David Lindley, University of Leeds

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616