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Founder, Executive Director, Climate Rights International @climaterights; Asia director @HRW 2002-2022; former UN rights worker in Cambodia, legal aid lawyer.
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Unraveling Cancer Podcast: Fixed vs. Continuous CLL Treatment Explained

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By Brad Adams, Paul Hampel
| Patient Power Verified
In this episode of the Patient Power podcast, Unraveling Cancer, patient host Brad Adams is joined by Paul J. Hampel, MD, a hematologist-oncologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, for a conversation about fixed duration versus continuous treatment for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), including benefits, side effects, monitoring, and how to choose the best option based on your lifestyle and disease features. © 2026 HealthCentral LLC. All rights reserved.
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Uganda - It's Time for Total and Cnooc to Clean Up and Go Home

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By Brad Adams
| AllAfrica
analysis A months-long investigation into the Kingfisher oil project in Uganda finds disastrous consequences for the environment and human rights. From a distance, anti-oil protests in Uganda might not make much sense. After all, the country has discovered "black gold." Big multinationals with world class expertise and global clout have offered to build a huge pipeline through neighbouring Tanzania, from which super-tankers will carry the oil to buyers around the world.
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Uganda: It’s time for Total and CNOOC to Clean Up and Go Home

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By Brad Adams
| ZNetwork
From a distance, anti-oil protests in Uganda might not make much sense. After all, the country has discovered “black gold.” Big multinationals with world class expertise and global clout have offered to build a huge pipeline through neighbouring Tanzania, from which super-tankers will carry the oil to buyers around the world. The resulting $15 billion project, the government says, will make a poor landlocked country rich. Everybody wins, right? Not exactly.
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