Study Suggests Fatty Liver & Cirrhosis Doubles Mortality Risk In COVID-19
That suggests that an individual with a history of liver diseases like cirrhosis or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease poses a
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Fossil Pollen Record Suggests Vulnerability To Mass Extinction Ahead
The warning comes from a study of 14,189 fossil pollen samples taken from 358 locations across the continent. Reduced resilience
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Mac Introduced Face ID Leak Suggests by Code Found In macOS
But code found in macOS Big Sur suggests that Face ID may come to Macs in the future. Adding a
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The COVID-19 Virus May Have Been in Humans For Years, Study Suggests
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Impact of social media on children’s food intake
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World moot suggests reformed approach to tackle climate change
STAFF REPORT ISB: The looming threat of water scarcity and adverse impacts of climate change have complicated the serious challenge of ensuring food security for fast increasing populations of the Asian countries. However, active measures such as better watershed management, introduction of water recharge dams, water storage facilities and rainwater harvesting would go a long way to make the people more resilient to climate change.
These views were expressed by expert at a recently
Expert suggests safe zones for vultures for conservation
STAFF REPORT KHI: Baanhn Beli and IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, have recently organized a workshop inviting stakeholders to put together a national vulture conservation strategy to arrest the years of decline in the species population across Pakistan.
"The government should declare safe zones for vulture conservations, as well as projects aimed at increasing the number of vultures in the country," said Aban Marker Kabraji, Regional Director, IUCN
International conference suggests strengthened research on biodiversity
STAFF REPORT MUZAFFARABAD: An international conference recently held in Muzaffarabad while highlighting the factors causing the loss of biodiversity, spread of severalt epidemics and climate change in the region, suggested to strengthen the network of researchers, industry practitioners, managers, policy makers, volunteers and students for biodiversity conservation by probing the ways for integration of scientific research explorations.
The International Conference on Himalayan