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Adrian Walker

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Columnist/Associate Editor @BostonGlobe. @GlobeSpotlight alum.
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Turning carbon complexity into competitive insight: New capabilities on ESG Global Vision

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By Rufus Dobson, Adrian Walker Verified
| JD Supra
Carbon regulation is moving fast. We’re not just keeping a pulse on business impacts – we’re empowering clients with the insights they need. Our popular Global Vision Tool now features a “carbon layer” – giving clients a clear view of carbon specific regulations across relevant jurisdictions, all in one place. This update reflects what we’re seeing on the ground. Over the past several months, carbon related queries have risen sharply, cutting across sectors and borders.
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Ego Of The Week: Nikhil Sheth

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By Adrian Walker Verified
| 34th Street Magazine Verified
If you’ve been feeling uninspired lately, a conversation with Nikhil Sheth (W’ 26) might be exactly what you need. From completing an Ironman freshman year to leading an 8–day venture in Chile to finishing a 24–hour adventure race senior year, his personal philosophy and mental frameworks are nothing short of fascinating. What’s remarkable is how he balances an easy–going, laid–back demeanor with unwavering focus and determination. On top of that, his warmth and humility leave a lasting impression.
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Is cancer more common in women after IVF?

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By Adrian Walker Verified, UNSW Sydney
| Inkl
Shaw Photography Co./Getty Since fertility treatments such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF) began, there has been concern they could cause cancer. Concerns have included whether aspects of treatment – such as taking hormonal medications, or puncturing the ovaries to retrieve eggs – could stimulate the growth of cancer cells. Now, our new study, published on Wednesday, has found women who underwent fertility treatments had a comparable overall rate of cancer to similarly aged women.
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