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Challenging the Prevailing View – 45,000-Year-Old Ancient DNA Reveals Hidden Human History

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The new findings challenge the prevailing view of human adaption. The researchers used ancient genomes to reveal new information about the human history of adaption.  Ancient DNA, including samples from human remains that are around 45,000 years old, has helped researchers understand a previously unknown aspect of humanity’s evolution. The new research, which was co-led […]

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UN taps potential for trust-building on shared water resources

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8 December 2022 Climate and Environment A UN-led push for greater cross-border cooperation over increasingly finite water resources, made significant progress on Thursday, after it was announced that more than 30 governments and organizations have decided to work together on the issue. “This year’s terrible floods and droughts in almost all corners of the planet […]

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أصبح رهاب المركبات ، أو الخوف من القيادة ، أكثر انتشارًا

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من هم الأشخاص الذين يؤثر عليهم وكيف نتعامل معه؟ وهوفوبيا ، الخوف من القيادة ، هو نوع جديد من اضطرابات القلق التي تصيب الناس. إنه يؤثر على النساء أكثر ،

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Le leadership des jeunes, la volonté de justice, les « meilleurs signaux d’espoir » que la perte de biodiversité peut être stoppée

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« Au-delà de la biodiversité, au-delà du climat, il y a une question centrale dans le monde d’aujourd’hui et c’est la justice. Nous vivons dans un système dans lequel les

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Janus, Februm, Mars… Do you know the divine names of the months?

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Who names the months and how? Several thousand years passed until the world united around a common way of counting time. Yes, thousands. As early as five and more millennia ago, ancient civilizations discovered ways to track and record the transition of life from one cycle to another. When the sun will set for the […]

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Advancing the criminal justice system at centre of the second thematic discussions on the implementation of the Kyoto Declaration

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© UNODC Safeguarding victims’ rights, protecting witnesses and reporting persons, and improving criminal investigation processes Vienna (Austria), 7 December 2022 – The Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ), the United Nations’ (UN) principal policymaking body on crime prevention and criminal justice, held its second Thematic Discussions on the implementation of the Kyoto Declaration from […]

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Heart Attack on a Chip: Replicating Key Aspects of America’s No. 1 Killer

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Researchers have developed a “heart attack on a chip” that replicates some key features of a heart attack in a relatively simple and easy-to-use system. It could one day serve as a testbed to develop new heart drugs and even personalized medicine. USC researchers Megan McCain and postdoc Megan Rexius-Hall have engineered a microscale model […]

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بعض النتائج الملموسة ، لكنها تفتقد إلى نتائج التجارة

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اختتم اجتماع مجلس التجارة والتكنولوجيا بين الاتحاد الأوروبي والولايات المتحدة في واشنطن العاصمة ، وأدلى الرئيس بيرند لانج (S&D ، ألمانيا) بالبيان التالي اليوم: « أنتج مجلس التجارة والتكنولوجيا الثالث (TTC)

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Scared of Shots? A Wearable Robot Can Improve Your Experience

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The new robot can improve the experience of patients going through unpleasant medical procedures. Researchers from the University of Tsukuba discovered that wearing a soft robot can enhance the patient experience during medical treatments. While most of us cannot live without our cell phones, robots may soon become indispensable companions. It certainly seems so based […]

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Ukraine: ‘Senseless war’ has triggered ‘colossal torment’: Griffiths to Security Council 

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6 December 2022 Humanitarian Aid The torment being unleashed by Russia’s “senseless war”, on the people of Ukraine and beyond, is “colossal”, the UN Emergency Relief Coordinator told the Security Council on Tuesday.  Amidst ongoing humanitarian operations, Martin Griffiths told ambassadors he had come to brief them in New York on “the widespread death, destruction, […]

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أفكار حول التربية الدينية للأطفال [1]

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المؤلف: متروبوليت أنطوني سوروز أنا متأكد تمامًا من أن أي شخص يفهمهم ويمكنه أن ينقل إيمانه إليهم يمكنه التعامل مع الأطفال – ليس فقط المعرفة الذهنية والعقلية حول الموضوعات الدينية

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Ukraine: Missile strikes threaten millions facing cold and hungry winter 

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5 December 2022 Humanitarian Aid A UN Spokesperson said on Monday that another wave of missile strikes in Ukraine has further damaged the country’s energy system, leaving millions of people without electricity and water as temperatures dip below freezing.  At the regular press briefing in New York, Associate Spokesperson Stéphanie Tremblay told journalists that according […]

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Scientists Discover That Reduced Activity and High Sugar Consumption Is Worse for Men Than Women

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According to the research, only in men did a sedentary lifestyle and excessive sugar consumption cause lower insulin-stimulated leg blood flow and a decline in a protein called adropin. The study involved short-term exposure to decreased activity and increased sugar intake. New research from the University of Missouri School of Medicine provides the first evidence […]

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