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Study Suggests the Human Brain Evolved as Two Separate Organs

A new study from Stanford Medicine is challenging the traditional understanding of the human brain as one unified organ, suggesting that it may have evolved from two distinct developmental systems with separate origins. Published in Nature Neuroscience, the research examined how different parts of the brain develop during embryonic growth and found important differences between…

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Scientists Identify New Wild Cat Species in Bolivia’s Cloud Forests After More Than 100 Years

Scientists have formally identified a previously unknown wild cat species in Bolivia, marking a significant development in the study of the world’s feline species. The small cat, known locally as Tilcayo, inhabits the cloud forests of Bolivia’s Yungas region. Researchers have named the species Leopardus tilcayo, preserving the animal’s traditional local name. The discovery is…

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Troy: Explore the Ancient City Where Mythology and History Meet

Troy remains one of the world’s most fascinating ancient destinations, bringing together mythology, archaeology and more than five millennia of human history. Located in Türkiye’s Çanakkale province, the legendary city continues to attract travellers fascinated by the stories of Homer and the civilizations that once occupied the site. Interest in Troy is also receiving renewed…

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FDA Approves New Pancreatic Cancer Pill After Trial Shows Survival Benefits

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new once-daily pill for certain patients with advanced pancreatic cancer after clinical trial results showed a significant improvement in survival. The newly approved treatment is intended for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer who have already received treatment or are unable to undergo combination chemotherapy. The…

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Study Finds Used Coffee Grounds Could Be Turned Into Renewable Fuel

Used coffee grounds, often treated as household and commercial waste, could become a valuable source of renewable fuel, according to a new scientific study. Researchers at Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) have developed a relatively simple method to recover oil from spent coffee grounds while keeping the remaining material available for other renewable fuels and…

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Pakistan Wins Silver Award at Asian Science Camp 2026 in Hong Kong

Pakistan has achieved an important success at the Asian Science Camp 2026 in Hong Kong, with Pakistani student Pariwash Hakim receiving a Silver Award at the international science event. The achievement highlights the talent of young Pakistani students and their growing participation in international science competitions and academic programs. The Asian Science Camp is an…

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Government Puts Auto Policy 2026–31 on Hold After Pressure From Local Car Industry

The federal government has decided to put the proposed Auto Policy 2026–31 on hold following strong reservations from Pakistan’s local automobile industry. The policy, which was designed to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid cars, will now be revised before being considered for implementation. The proposed policy was developed after consultations with…

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Sindh Launches Crackdown on Infant Formula Promotion During World Breastfeeding Week

The Sindh government has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting breastfeeding and protecting infant health by announcing stricter enforcement of laws that prohibit the advertising and promotion of infant formula products. The announcement was made as the province officially launched World Breastfeeding Week, marking the beginning of a month-long awareness campaign throughout August. Speaking at the…

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