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Health think tank Viruses can steal our genetic code to create new human-virus

This finding is presented in a study published online today and in print June 25 in Cell. The cross-disciplinary collaborative study was led by researchers...

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Rome Protesters Demand Release of Venezuela’s President After U.S Operation

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https://youtu.be/LomW08yGWac Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Rome to show support...

Trump’s Plan to Revive World’s Largest Reserves & Secure Western Energy Future

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Zelenskyy and Europe Unite on Trump’s Bold Peace Framework – Will Russia Agree?

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After Capturing Maduro : Trump’s Hit List – And Why Greenland Tops It Next

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UAE-Pakistan Ties: A Tradition of Friendship and Shared Prosperity

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The recent official visit of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed...

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In a year marked by unrelenting environmental fury, 2025...

Climate Change Strikes Norway: Wildlife Freezes in Arctic Deep Freeze

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Brazil Summer Heat Crisis : Beach Paradise or Climate Warning?

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As Brazil officially kicked off its summer season on...

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