Uma Suthersanen Prof@Qmul

If you are joining us for the QM LLM 2024/2025, hope to see some of you at modules Global Intellectual Property Law SOLM084; International Copyright Law SOLM075; Trade, Environment & IPRs SOLM 267 taught by @ProfUma5and @gmdutfield @FlorianKoe44032 @QMSchoolofLaw @CCLSIPLLM

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Midlife Crisis: The Labor and Health Impacts of the Menopause Transition: this study reveals that the #menopause significantly reduces women's employment rates and increases their risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures. spkl.io/6015f7GSH

Scientists are no longer sure the Universe began with a bang – aeon.co/essays/scienti… via @aeonmag

Join us for an online lecture with Prof. Dr Uma Suthersanen (QUML) 'WIPO Treaty on TKGR 2024: Constructing Guidelines for Disclosure and ABS' 10 December 2024 6-7pm AEST / 7-8pm AEDT law.uq.edu.au/event/session/…… @CoEPlantSuccess @ProfUma5 @IPBio

Online lecture: @ProfUma5 Prof. Dr Uma Suthersanen, 'WIPO Treaty on TKGR 2024: Constructing Guidelines for Disclosure and ABS', 10 December 2024 law.uq.edu.au/event/session/… @UQLaw @CoEPlantSuccess

@StephLunch @thismorning Thank you for this. I think some do not understand the extent of heavy bleeding ie I had to use a tampon, two overlapping pads, incontinence pants - and it could still flood and bleed through. And with pills. hysterectomy solved it but wish suggested to me years ago.

A period drama. After posting on Insta about a nightmare period leak situation I had, I was inundated with messages from others who'd been through the same. So today I went on @thismorning to talk about it. Thanks to everyone who messaged me with their stories.

22 Nov Panel 4 Security Policy Issues Chair: Prof. Roman Petrov, Prof. Valsamis Mitsilegas, Jannike Wachowiak, Prof. Lorna Woods, Dr. Oliver Garner buff.ly/4hECNiP @BinghamCentre, @UKandEU @Uni_of_Essex

Excellent coverage last night of #USAElection2024 by @RestIsPolitics team especially @Scaramucci ! 👏🏽👏🏽

One day we're going to look back and wonder how a company had the audacity to copy all the world's information and enable people to violate the copyrights of those works. All Napster did was enable people to transfer files in a peer-to-peer manner. They didn't even host any of the content! Napster even developed a system to stop 99.4% of copyright infringement from their users but were still shut down because the court required them to stop 100%. OpenAI scanned and hosts all the content, sells access to it and will even generate derivative works for their paying users.

But *why* are universities facing financial risk? They hire the "best" consultants to do forecasts, they pay millions to their "leadership" teams, they keep expanding campus infrastructure, and give free flats and furniture to the Principals...oh did I just answer the question.

Tuition fees in England set to rise for first time in eight years, with statement to MPs expected later bbc.in/3YRg0Jt

For those who were asleep at the back: - the overwhelming majority of farmers will be unaffected by the proposed changes to Inheritance Tax - those complaining about it are the multi-millionaires who saw investing in farmland as an excellent tax avoidance measure.

And the data shows that most of the cost of the tax increase will be borne by a few very large estates. In 2022 2% of agricultural estates - just 37 - claimed an average of £6m. That's what this is really about - not 70,000 farms. So let's drop the hyperbolic fake stats.

OBR report now out: obr.uk/download/econo…

OBR says VAT on private school fees raises £1.7 billion a year by 2029-30.

@PaulbernalUK Me neither! Either it’s age or it’s a pretty clever budget … of course there are trade offs but really balanced … and markets bonds and £ has not moved. 😮‍💨

Chancellor "I will shortly be appointing our covid corruption commissioner" #Budget

Afghan women are responding to the Taliban’s restrictions by dancing in traditional attire, a powerful expression of their identity and defiance against oppression.

Breaking: My father, the youngest son of Lee Kuan Yew, has received refugee protections under the 1951 Geneva Convention. This grant of asylum follows a long campaign of persecution from the Singapore government.