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J. Craig Venter’s Death: How Far Has Synthetic Biology Come in Rewriting Life?

A biologist widely recognized for his groundbreaking contributions to genomics, including leading efforts to sequence the first draft of the human genome, Venter and his team’s successful creation of the first synthetic bacterial cell is considered pivotal to the field of synthetic biology.

Beyond Metformin: A Traditional Herbal Formula Offers New Hope in Type 2 Diabetes

This study proposes that the future of diabetes treatment may extend beyond conventional drugs and into the complex world of living organisms within our intestines.

When the Brain Never Switches Off: Understanding Chronic Stress in Pakistan

Public health specialists and mental health practitioners recommend integrating routine mental health screening into primary healthcare so stress-related conditions can be identified before they escalate.

The Paradox of Free Will: Neuroscience and Psychology on Human Decision-Making

Before even starting to read this article, your mind would have made a couple of choices about the neuroscientific and psychological views of the...

How Clean Energy Access Can Alleviate Household Depression

Clean energy changes how a home feels. It brings consistency, comfort, and a sense of safety, small things that allow tired minds to rest...

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Abid Hussain: Unearthing Pakistan’s Past, Powering Global Science

In Tatrot, fossils of animals millions of years old are scattered across the landscape. Geologically, the area is part of an important fossil-bearing region where remains dating back approximately 3.5 to 5 million years have been discovered.

When Water Turns to Conflict: A Global Story of Scarcity, Security, and Violence

In Middle East, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, climate change is increasing the frequency of droughts and changing the distribution of rainfall, according to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report.

J. Craig Venter’s Death: How Far Has Synthetic Biology Come in Rewriting Life?

A biologist widely recognized for his groundbreaking contributions to genomics, including leading efforts to sequence the first draft of the human genome, Venter and his team’s successful creation of the first synthetic bacterial cell is considered pivotal to the field of synthetic biology.

This Workers’ Day, Remember the Women Enduring Scorching Heatwaves at Work

Women, particularly from low income families, also carry the dual burden of caring for their families and earning their livelihoods, in addition to carrying unpaid emotional labour in their families.

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