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New Blood Test Developed to Diagnose Inflammatory Diseases in Children

New Blood Test Developed to Diagnose Inflammatory Diseases in Children

Researchers at Cornell University have created a groundbreaking diagnostic tool utilizing cell-free RNA from blood plasma to identify pediatric inflammatory conditions, including Kawasaki disease and Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C), SciTeck Daily reported yesterday. This machine learning-based tool distinguishes…
At Least 12 Soldiers Killed in Recent Niger Attacks

At Least 12 Soldiers Killed in Recent Niger Attacks

A series of attacks in military-run Niger has resulted in the deaths of at least 12 soldiers and injuries to 30 others, VOA reported on Thursday citing the army. The first incident occurred in the Tillaberi region, where five soldiers…
Amazon basin rivers hit record lows amid severe drought

Amazon basin rivers hit record lows amid severe drought

Water levels in several rivers across the Amazon basin have hit record lows due to an ongoing drought, according to the Brazilian Geological Service (SGB). On Tuesday, the Madeira River, a key tributary of the Amazon, dropped to just 48…
Grand Ayatollah Shirazi: Holy Prophet’s government was based on peace and mercy despite challenges

Grand Ayatollah Shirazi: Holy Prophet’s government was based on peace and mercy despite challenges

The Supreme Religious Authority, Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Sadiq Al-Husseini Al-Shirazi, highlighted the state of serenity and tranquility the Islamic nation experienced during the rule of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him and his family, noting that the Prophet’s…
Shirazi-afilliated charities distribute school bags to students in Lebanon

Shirazi-afilliated charities distribute school bags to students in Lebanon

The Al-Amal Al-Rasali Association, in collaboration with the Hussainiyah of Imam Hussein, launched the “Schoolbags for Needy Students” campaign in Beirut, Lebanon. This initiative aims to provide essential school supplies to students from underprivileged families as the new academic year…
Nigeria: Shia Muslims begin ten-day celebrations in honor of blessed births of Holy Prophet, Imam Al-Sadiq

Nigeria: Shia Muslims begin ten-day celebrations in honor of blessed births of Holy Prophet, Imam Al-Sadiq

In an atmosphere filled with joy and happiness, the Shia followers of Ahlulbayt in Kano, Nigeria, are celebrating the great birth anniversaries of the Holy Prophet and his grandson, Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq, peace be upon them. The believers every year…
New Wave of Explosions in Lebanon Martyrs 20, Injures Over 450 Amid Escalating Conflict with Israel

New Wave of Explosions in Lebanon Martyrs 20, Injures Over 450 Amid Escalating Conflict with Israel

More explosions rocked Lebanon on Wednesday, following a deadly pager attack the previous day, several news agencies reported. Walkie-talkies and solar devices detonated in Beirut and other areas, resulting in the martyrdom of at least 20 and injury of over…
Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amid Taliban Restrictions on Women’s Rights, Ban on Education

Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amid Taliban Restrictions on Women’s Rights, Ban on Education

At a recent UN Security Council meeting, Roza Otunbayeva, head of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), warned of the worsening humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the Taliban’s restrictive policies on women, Amu TV reported yesterday. She highlighted that the…
Bitcoin Dominance Reaches 5-Year High, Hinting at Potential Rally

Bitcoin Dominance Reaches 5-Year High, Hinting at Potential Rally

Bitcoin has surged to a dominance level of 57.68%, the highest since April 2019, sparking speculation about a significant market rally, Khaama Press reported yesterday. Currently priced at $59,179, Bitcoin’s recent breakout has caught the attention of investors, particularly as…
Rapid Population Growth Fuels Climate Crisis in Africa, Says Think Tank

Rapid Population Growth Fuels Climate Crisis in Africa, Says Think Tank

A new study by the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) warns that Africa’s rapid population growth is exacerbating the continent’s climate crisis, Xinhua reported yesterday. Released on Wednesday, the research highlights that stabilizing the population could be crucial in…
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