Osaka: A medicine was introduced by Japanese scientists for the regrowth of broken or fallen teeth, which is now being tested on humans after a successful trial on animals. According to media reports, the Japanese pharmaceutical company Toregem Biopharma had developed this medicine which will help in the regeneration of teeth. The first phase of…
OSCE Chairperson-in-Office Ian Borg briefed ambassadors during their annual meeting on cooperation between the UN and the regional body, which is comprised of 57 States spanning Europe, Central Asia and North America, representing one billion people. The Maltese Foreign Minister said OSCE countries and their societies “are confronted with an era of profound uncertainty”, given…
San Diego: A pancreatic cancer vaccine administered to patients three years ago continues to protect patients from cancer recurrence, a new study suggests. At a meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in San Diego, researchers reported that eight patients who received the vaccine had no recurrence of the cancer three years later. According…
New York: The head of the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Organization, Volker Turk, on May 9 condemned the decision of the government of Pakistan to prosecute civilians involved in vandalism under the Army Act, calling it a serious violation of human rights. Is. United Nations Human Rights Head “Pakistan’s plan to restore military courts…
London: The UK is going to introduce an Armageddon Alert system in a few weeks, which will enable the public to be aware of deadly threats in advance. This alert system has been named Armageddon, which is also known as Harmajdon or Al-Malahmat al-Azma in Arabic, which means the third and final battle. The purpose…
A new experimental drug can reduce blood cholesterol levels by up to 60%. Photo: File Texas: Cholesterol is a major cause of high blood pressure and heart disease, particularly narrowing of the arteries, and now there is hope that an oral pill may be the cure. The new pill can lower cholesterol levels in patients…
