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GOOD NEWS I 31 MARCH 2025

Morning-after pill in England to be free and over-the-counter, Mexico bans junk food in schools

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31.03.2025
by selinamahoche

We start the new week with good news from around the world: In pharmacies in England, the morning-after pill will soon be free of charge and without a prescription. In Mexico, sweet and savoury foods are now banned in all schools – for the good of health. And in Africa, farmers receive innovative irrigation systems to promote clean energy and food security. Have a good week and let’s hope for many more good news.

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31.03.2025
by selinamahoche
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