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Mili Jain

Montreal, Toronto
As seen in: View The VIBE, Wiley Online Library, Swagger Magazine, CarbonCopy, Asian Journal of Transfusion Science, WanderEater
curator of @miliinthecity. food obsessed. book nerd. champagne enthusiast. pop culture tweeter. social butterfly. wanderer. avid napper.
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Clinical Spectrum and Diagnosis of Inherited Rare Bleeding Disorders: Long‐Term Experience From a Haemophilia Treatment Centre

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By Shruti Singh Verified, Rashmi Kushwaha, Mili Jain, Geeta Yadav
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
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Why Sustainability Isn’t Black or White - And Why It Matters for India

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By Mili Jain
| CarbonCopy Verified
What makes something sustainable? In popular conversations, the question often expects a simple answer—yes or no. But real-world sustainability rarely works like that. It’s not a binary. It’s a spectrum. Most products, buildings, and systems fall somewhere between harmful and helpful, depending on how they’re made, how they’re used, and what happens to them when they’re no longer useful.
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Where to eat, drink & party during the F1 Canadian Grand Prix?

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By Mili Jain
| WanderEater Verified
The Formula 1 Grand Prix takes over Montreal (the only Canadian stop on the tour!) from June 15-18, 2023 and there’s so much to see and do. Starting with the hottest and most delicious restaurants where you can get in some celebrity spotting while enjoying some incredible dishes. And don’t worry, we’re including some late night eats for the after party refuel (or sobering up)! Bon appétit.
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