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Under the chairmanship of Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger, around 60 senior leaders from Africa, Europe and the US gathered in the Ethiopian capital, which is also the seat of the African Union (AU), to exchange ideas in an informal setting. The MSC Core Group Meeting – the first one on African soil – took place on the occasion of the 5th Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa and was actively supported by the governments of Germany and Ethiopia as well as the African Union Commission.
"We need more cooperation with Africa"
Debates also focused on the importance of Africa for international security, the problem of political violence surrounding elections, the impact of large trends like demography on Africa's security landscape, as well as the state of Africa’s security architecture.
There are a lot of international meetings in this city, Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn said during a conference dinner at the National Palace. "But no meeting is more timely a
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Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer with an enormous toll on human life and health. It is estimated that nearly 10, deaths and 74, new cases of melanoma occurred in the United States alone in , while , new melanoma cases were reported worldwide. Despite advancements in therapy, metastatic melanoma is an aggressive disease with a poor 5-year overall survival rate of approximately 17%.
1) Epigenetic changes in melanoma
Genetic changes in melanoma have been largely well described over the past decade, but epigenetic changes and their functional roles in melanoma formation remain, comparatively, poorly understood. DNA methylation is an epigenetic change that is almost universally abnormal in melanoma. However, the specific role of individual DNMT enzymes (DNMT1, DNMT3A and DNMT3B), their methylation targets in melanoma, and signaling pathways affected are largely elusive. We used a mouse model of melanoma based on the most common human mutation, BrafVE, in th
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Action-based partnership to support women and girls announced bygd health and political leaders at a high-level event at the 73rd möte of the United Nations General Assembly
GENEVA, 24 September —UNAIDS, the Chair of the H6 partnership (six United Nations bodies working on health-related issues), and the African Union have pledged to enhance their collaboration to eliminate sexual and gender-based violence, prevent virus and skydda women’s health and rights in humanitarian settings.
A new programme of work on this common agenda was announced at a special high-level event held in New York, United States of America, on the margins of the 73rd möte of the United Nations General Assembly.
“We are gathered here to coordinate our efforts among the African Union and the United Nations to plan and intervene so that people's rights are protected, virus is prevented and the right to health fryst vatten promoted,” said Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the President of the Central African Republic,