Red Sea Film Festival cancels sixth edition and returns in 2027
The Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah has canceled its sixth edition scheduled for December and will return in the fourth quarter of 2027.
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Georgia Oakley directs new Sense and Sensibility remake
Director Georgia Oakley has released a new adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility featuring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles.
Obesity linked to 229 diseases and reduced life expectancy in Pakistan forum
Medical specialists at the Metabolic Health Forum in Karachi warned that obesity connects to 229 conditions and shortens life spans.
PEMRA DG urges public support for thalassemia blood supply
Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Director General Ayesha Manzoor visited Sundas Foundation in Faisalabad on Monday to discuss blood availability for thalassemia patients.
Men invited to wear vest feeling menopausal hot flushes at Hull event
Partners of women experiencing menopause will be invited to wear a special vest simulating symptoms at an upcoming support event in Hull on 17 October.
FDA documents suggest favorable view for Grail cancer test before Wednesday meeting
The Food and Drug Administration posted documents suggesting a positive outlook for Grail's Galleri blood test ahead of an advisory committee meeting scheduled for Wednesday.
New mechanism helps cells prevent DNA replication errors
An international team from the University of Zurich and CNIO reports a discovery in Nature this week about how cohesin safeguards genetic information during cell division.
Australian study finds nearly all women faced harm on dating apps
A new Australian study released Tuesday by the Behaviour Insights Team found that almost all surveyed women encountered harmful behaviour on dating apps.
Solar Orbiter detects rapid magnetic waves in suns polar regions
A team led by researchers at Peking University used Solar Orbiter data from September 2021 to find high-frequency magnetic waves in the suns polar coronal holes.
KAIST team develops new ligand design for copper catalyst reactions
A research team led by Professor Sarah Yunmi Lee at KAIST published a study in the Journal of the American Chemical Society describing a new ligand design that balances radical generation and catalyst regeneration.