[New post] GK & Current Affairs Quiz: February 01, 2019

Megha posted: " [wp_basic_take_quiz type='daily' timer='0' mark_award='1,0' showans='1' quesids="27220,27221,27222,27223,27224,27225,27226,27227,27228 ,27229"] " New post on GKToday GK & Current Affairs Quiz: February 01, 2019 by Megha GKToday's Daily Quiz February 01, 2019 with questions, answers, explanation and notes on important National and International current affairs and current events for SSC, Bank Clerical, Bank PO, State PSC, CLAT, Railway, State and Union Public Service Examinations. Read more of this post Megha | February 1, 2019 at 9:59 am | Tags: Current Affairs Questions & Answers | Categories: Current Affairs Quiz Questions, E-Magazine | URL: https://www.gktoday.in/?p=175030 Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from GKToday. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://www.gktoday.in/gk-current-affairs-quiz-february-01-2019/

The way we think about biological sex is wrong

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January 31, 2019 Today’s TED Talk The way we think about biological sex is wrong 14:01 minutes · TEDWomen 2018 Did you know that almost 150 million people worldwide are born intersex -- with biology that doesn't fit the standard definition of male or female? (That's as many as the population of Russia.) At age 10, Emily Quinn found out she was intersex, and in this wise, funny talk, she shares eye-opening lessons from a life spent navigating society's thoughtless expectations, doctors who demanded she get unnecessary surgery -- and advocating for herself and the incredible variety that humans come in. (Contains mature content) Watch now »   Playlist of the Day The gender spectrum These talks break down what it means to live outside society's traditional (and outdated) understanding of gender. Watch » 7 talks · Total run time 1:40:02 NEW ON IDEAS.TED.COM Need a fresh perspective? See the world like a horse does (or a cow or a cat or an ant …) Practice an act of radical empathy -- try to put yourself in the hoofsteps, pawprints and undulations of other creatures and appreciate all the ways of being and doing that exist on this planet. Read now »   Download the TED app

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Health Alert: Trump administration proposes big changes to how prescription drugs are priced

The Trump administration on Thursday proposed bringing transparency to one of the most secretive aspects of drug pricing by ending the widespread practice of rebates to middlemen — often cited as a major driver of ever-increasing drug prices. Under the draft regulation announced by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, drug manufacturers would be allowed to offer discounted prices directly to consumers, but they would no longer be able to give rebates to middlemen known as pharmacy benefit managers.

Democracy Dies in Darkness     Health Alert Jan 31, 4:59 PM     Trump administration proposes big changes to how prescription drugs are priced The Trump administration on Thursday proposed bringing transparency to one of the most secretive aspects of drug pricing by ending the widespread practice of rebates to middlemen — often cited as a major driver of ever-increasing drug prices. Under the draft regulation announced by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, drug manufacturers would be allowed to offer discounted prices directly to consumers, but they would no longer be able to give rebates to middlemen known as pharmacy benefit managers. Read more » Advertisement You received this email because you signed up for news alerts from The Washington Post. Manage my newsletters and alerts | Unsubscribe Privacy Policy | Help ©2019 The Washington Post, 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071

Opinions P.M.: Why my friend Loujain al-Hathloul deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

'730 Days of Smart Brevity': Axios celebrates second anniversary with planetary video; A federal law is hurting Native American children. It must be struck down.

Why my friend Loujain al-Hathloul deserves the Nobel Peace Prize Loujain Hathloul's historic efforts on behalf of Saudi women cannot go unnoticed. By Urooba Jamal · Read more '730 Days of Smart Brevity': Axios celebrates second anniversary with planetary video While the rest of the digital media industry collapses. By Erik Wemple · Read more   A federal law is hurting Native American children. It must be struck down. The Indian Child Welfare Act hinders adoption of Native American kids. By Ken Paxton · Read more   What Democrats are missing Democrats need a voice of restraint. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Sarah Sanders says reporters are 'angry' in the briefing room. Here are 34 possible explanations. The problem could be one of many, many considerations. Or some combination. Let's have a look. By Erik Wemple · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Why I'm skeptical of Trump's U.S.-Taliban deal The only way to ensure a grand bargain with the Taliban doesn't turn into a boondoggle is to engage the U.N. as a third-party monitor of confidence-building measures. By Candace Rondeaux · Read more   The whitewashing of Japan's Naomi Osaka was no accident The country is changing — and it's time to recognize and embrace that. By Baye McNeil · Read more   Here's why Cory Gardner and other Republicans deserve to lose in 2020 Trump sycophancy should be their downfall. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   The Plum Line Never mind the wall. There's a more important question we need to answer. The contrasting long-term visions of conservatives and liberals. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Who is voting is as important as who is running What a diverse electorate means By Jennifer Rubin · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Facebook has declared sovereignty The company's appeals court shows how it acts like a government. By Molly Roberts · Read more   Why is anyone astonished by the resurgence of the left? Just open your eyes. By Tom Toles · Read more   Act Four 'First Reformed' highlights the dangers of trading religious faith for apocalyptic extremism "First Reformed" feels too precise to be camp, too expertly crafted. So I choose to read it as critique. By Sonny Bunch · Read more   The Plum Line Howard Schultz's own advisers just unmasked his cynical game. Trump will cheer. Schultz's only viable path depends on splitting the anti-Trump vote. By Greg Sargent · Read more   What Trump's shutdown did to the economy Consumer confidence is the lifeblood of the U.S. economy By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Trailer newsletter News and insight on political campaigns around the country, from David Weigel. 435 districts. 50 states. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings. Sign Up

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