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Hidden Genetic Time Bombs: Repeat Expansion Disorders More Common Than Previously Thought

Hidden Genetic Time Bombs: Repeat Expansion Disorders More Common Than Previously Thought

A groundbreaking study from Queen Mary University of London reveals that repeat expansion disorders (REDs), including Huntington’s disease, are significantly more prevalent than previously estimated, SciTech Daily revealed yesterday. Analyzing genetic data from 80,000 individuals, researchers found these disorders may…
Botanists Identify 33 Global ‘Dark Spots’ with Thousands of Unknown Plants

Botanists Identify 33 Global ‘Dark Spots’ with Thousands of Unknown Plants

A new study from Kew’s Royal Botanic Gardens has identified 33 “dark spots” worldwide, where an estimated 100,000 plant species remain undiscovered, many at risk of extinction, The Guardian reported yesterday. Researchers emphasize the urgency of exploring these areas, which…
New Study Highlights Vitamin D’s Role in Cardiometabolic Health

New Study Highlights Vitamin D’s Role in Cardiometabolic Health

A recent systematic review and meta-analysis published in Engineering reveals that vitamin D supplementation significantly enhances cardiometabolic health, particularly among non-Western populations, the elderly, and individuals with low baseline vitamin D levels, SciTech Daily reported. Analyzing 99 randomized controlled trials…
UNGA Concludes with Urgent Call for Global Cooperation to Tackle Pressing Challenges

UNGA Concludes with Urgent Call for Global Cooperation to Tackle Pressing Challenges

The conclusion of the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) highlighted the pressing need for global cooperation to address various challenges, including regional conflicts, climate change, and technological advancements like artificial intelligence, Xinhua reported today. The theme…
Afghanistan: Boat Capsizes in Nangarhar, Claiming Eight Lives

Afghanistan: Boat Capsizes in Nangarhar, Claiming Eight Lives

A tragic incident occurred in Nangarhar province on September 30, when a boat capsized in the Koz Kunar district, resulting in the deaths of eight individuals, including women and children, Khaama Press revealed today. Local authorities reported that strong winds…
Kuwaiti MP Saleh Ashour visits Grand Ayatollah Shirazi at his residence in Holy Qom

Kuwaiti MP Saleh Ashour visits Grand Ayatollah Shirazi at his residence in Holy Qom

Kuwaiti Shia MP in the National Assembly, Saleh Ashour, visited Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi at his residence in the holy city of Qom. This visit aimed to strengthen the relationship between the followers of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon…
Mass grave containing remains of children discovered in western Sinjar, Iraq

Mass grave containing remains of children discovered in western Sinjar, Iraq

The Petrichor Human Rights Organization announced on Thursday the discovery of a new mass grave in the Jazira Complex (Siba Shekh Khidir) in the Qahtaniya subdistrict (Tal Azir), west of Sinjar, Iraq. The grave contains the remains of children. Khayri…
Grand Ayatollah Shirazi stresses importance of rulers monitoring their actions, citing approach of Imam Ali

Grand Ayatollah Shirazi stresses importance of rulers monitoring their actions, citing approach of Imam Ali

The Supreme Religious Authority, Grand Ayatollah Sayyed Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi, emphasized the importance of rulers being fully aware of what occurs within their areas of governance, highlighting the necessity for them to oversee their officials and representatives throughout their jurisdiction.…
Many girls in Afghanistan forced to leave school early due to poverty, WFP says

Many girls in Afghanistan forced to leave school early due to poverty, WFP says

The World Food Program (WFP) stated that, in addition to the restrictions imposed on girls’ education in Afghanistan, many are forced to leave school early due to poverty. According to Afghanistan’s Khaama Press news agency on Monday, one in three…
Polls in Indian-Controlled Kashmir: First Election Since Revocation of Autonomy

Polls in Indian-Controlled Kashmir: First Election Since Revocation of Autonomy

Indian-controlled Kashmir (IoK) held the third and final round of polls on Tuesday, marking the first election since the region was brought under New Delhi’s direct control in 2019, Dawn reported today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government revoked IoK’s partial…
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