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Gene-Edited Mustard Nears Approval in India

India may soon approve its first genome-edited mustard, promising higher oil output. This follows the release of gene-edited rice and marks a strategic shift in agricultural biotechnology. Read more.

Abu Dhabi Leads in Breakthrough SMA Gene Therapy

Abu Dhabi's Burjeel Hospital achieves a world-first with ITVisma, a gene replacement therapy for Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Discover this medical milestone offering hope to SMA patients globally.

New Gene TMEM167A Linked to Neonatal Diabetes Found

Scientists at the University of Exeter identify a novel gene, TMEM167A, responsible for neonatal diabetes in infants under six months. This breakthrough explains the link to neurological issues.

Chennai ICH Reports Sharp Rise in Genetic Disorder Cases

Chennai's Institute of Child Health records 560 genetic disorder cases since 2022, including rare Niemann-Pick disease. Experts cite increased awareness and referrals. Read about treatment challenges and new facilities.

Alzheimer's Reversed in Mice, Memory Restored: Study

Groundbreaking research from the US and China shows Alzheimer's symptoms reversed in mice using a novel gene therapy approach, restoring memory. A potential game-changer for dementia treatment.

Bone-Free Fish Created by Chinese Scientists

Chinese researchers use CRISPR to create a bone-free strain of gibel carp, removing the choking hazard and making freshwater fish safer and easier to eat for families.

Varian EDGE Radiation Therapy Launched at Medanta Gurgaon

Medanta - The Medicity in Gurgaon unveils a new Varian EDGE radiation therapy system. It delivers precise treatment in under a minute, enhancing safety for brain, breast, and lung cancers. Discover the future of oncology.

How Gen Z's Internet Slang is Changing Therapy

Young Indians are using terms like 'lore drop' and 'avoidant attachment' in therapy, reshaping mental health conversations. Discover the challenges and opportunities this presents.

UAE second to approve gene therapy Itvisma for SMA

The UAE approves Itvisma gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy, becoming the world's second country to do so. This offers new hope for patients and cements the nation's leadership in advanced healthcare access.

Baby's First Steps After Pioneering Gene-Editing Therapy

A 16-month-old boy, KJ Muldoon, takes his first steps after receiving a first-ever personalized CRISPR therapy for a rare genetic disorder at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. A medical miracle just in time for Christmas.

Therapy's Vital Role in Child Emotional Health

Children feel complex emotions but lack the vocabulary to express them. Therapy provides a safe, non-judgmental space to navigate stress, school pressure, and digital overload. Learn the warning signs and how parents can help.

India's Two-Pronged Path to Rare Earth Security

India is pursuing a dual strategy to secure its rare earth supply chain, combining domestic mining and recycling. This approach is crucial for building resilience and meeting soaring global demand. Read the expert analysis.

China-Japan Tensions Threaten Rare Earths Supply Chain

Military tensions between China and Japan escalate as Chinese jets lock onto Japanese aircraft. This could disrupt the critical rare earths supply chain, impacting global tech and EV sectors. Read the full analysis.

DPGU Pune's 3-Day Drama Therapy Workshop from Dec 3

Dnyaan Prasad Global University's School of Liberal Arts hosts a 3-day 'Drameutic' workshop from Dec 3-5, 2025. Led by veteran Deepak Pachory, it explores drama therapy for emotional growth. Join now!

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