(2024-08-03). Perspectives] Digitising the ageing process with epigenetic clocks. thelancet.com The concept of modulating the ageing process has the potential to delay the onset of chronic age-related diseases and support health. Biomarkers to measure the ageing process, such as markers of cellular senescence, are used in such research. Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms now also have a role in the development of predictive molecular biomarkers known as epigenetic clocks.
(2024-08-03). Correspondence] A manifesto on improving cancer care in conflict-impacted populations. thelancet.com The first Global Summit on War and Cancer took place on Dec 14—16, 2023, organised by the Institute of Cancer and Crisis and OncoDaily.1 It brought together people and organisations committed to addressing cancer in conflict-impacted areas,2 with renowned experts (health-care professionals, policy makers, and patient advocates) developing a key manifesto.
(2024-08-03). World Report] Understanding pandemic risks: the WHO Pandemic Hub. thelancet.com Founded amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the WHO Hub for Epidemic and Pandemic Intelligence hopes to strengthen global surveillance but faces substantial challenges. By Udani Samarasekera.
(2024-08-03). President Maduro and 8 Former Candidates Attend Supreme Court Hearing, Far-Right Edmundo González Absent. orinocotribune.com Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro, along with eight former candidates for the July 28 presidential elections, went to the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) to sign a document in which they promised to comply with the commitment to collaborate with and abide by the decisions of the highest court of the country. | On Friday, August 2, President Maduro, Antonio Ecarri from Lápiz Alliance, José Brito from Primero Venezuela, Luis Eduardo Martínez from Acción Democrática and COPEI, Benjamín Rausseo from Conde, Javier Bertucci from El Cambio, Daniel Ceballos from AREPA, Claudio Fermín from Solutions for Venezuela, and Enr…
(2024-08-03). Haniyeh assassinated after US green light; Israel savagery underscored: Iran intelligence min. presstv.ir Iran's intelligence minister says the Israeli regime's recent assassination of senior Hamas leader, Ismail Haniyeh, in Tehran was carried out with Washington's approval.
(2024-08-03). Report: Greece 'on high alert' for attack against Israeli targets after Haniyeh assassination. haaretz.com According to a report in the Greek newspaper Kathimerini, Greek authorities are in contact with foreign intelligence agencies regarding reports of heightened threat of an attack on Israeli or Jewish targets in Athens…
(2024-08-03). Video Interview Friday. sonar21.com 
I am not whining. Just informing. I had a packed day, with back-to-back interviews. I started off the Ania K and then did the Judge and closed out with Nima. Three issues dominated the conversation — Israel, Ukraine and the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. | Meanwhile, the indicators of a brewing attack by Iran are flashing red. Here's a sample from the Telegram channels: | " Meanwhile, according to Axios, Israeli and American intelligence are expecting an Iranian a…
(2024-08-03). Haniyeh's killing: Iranian calls for probing 'security failures'. newarab.com 
The assassination of Hamas leader Morteza Motahari, a former Iranian member of parliament, reacting to Haniyeh's assassination, criticised Iran's intelligence services for failing to keep Haniyeh's residence secret. | "The assassination and martyrdom of the great Mujahid Ismail Haniyeh is not surprising because…
(2024-08-03). John Kiriakou: The CIA & the 9/11 Plea Deals. scheerpost.com 
(2024-08-03). Protests turn violent UK's Sunderland after killings of three children. geo.tv 
People protesting outside Abdullah Quilliam mosque in Liverpool. — ReutersMore violence feared after misinformation on killings.Extra police, intelligence and prosecutors deployed.17-year-old boy charged with murder of three girls.
(2024-08-03). Government Spying in the Pacific Northwest. indybay.org Privacy today faces growing threats from a growing surveillance apparatus. Numerous government agencies intrude upon the private communications of innocent citizens, amass vast databases of who we call and when, and catalog "suspicious activities" based on the vaguest standards. This updated zine highlights government spying in the Pacific Northwest.
(2024-08-03). Homelessness is Increasing. indybay.org Homeless is increasing in California and throughout the United States especially after Pandemic protections have been stopped. Vulnerable populations will suffer more as a result of evictions, the recent Supreme Court ruling in Oregon which makes sleeping outside a crime. Venture capitalists such as Palantir and GOP lawmakers have been exploiting the opportunity to streamline AI that further increases harm.
(2024-08-03). Government Spying in the Pacific Northwest. indybay.org Privacy today faces growing threats from a growing surveillance apparatus. Numerous government agencies intrude upon the private communications of innocent citizens, amass vast databases of who we call and when, and catalog "suspicious activities" based on the vaguest standards. This updated zine highlights government spying in the Pacific Northwest.
(2024-08-03). Iran arrests dozens in sweeping arrests following Hamas leader's assassination. middleeasteye.net 
Iran arrests dozens in sweeping arrests following Hamas leader's assassination | Senior intelligence officers, military officials and staff workers are among those rounded up following Ismail Haniyeh's killing | | Iranians attend a funeral procession for the late Hamas leader Ismail…
(2024-08-03). Supreme Court rejects plea challenging Aurangabad, Osmanabad renaming. muslimmirror.com NEW DELHI : The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the Bombay High Court's decision to reject petitions challenging the Maharashtra government's renaming the historic cities of Aurangabad and Osmanabad. The apex court ruling brings to a close a contentious debate that has seen significant political and public interest. Aurangabad, a city with deep historical roots …
(2024-08-03). J-K Administration Sacks Six Employees Over Alleged Narco-Terror Links. devdiscourse.com In a significant move, the Jammu and Kashmir administration on Saturday terminated six government employees, among them five policemen, over alleged narco-terror links. Official sources revealed that these employees were part of a network operated by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and terror groups.
(2024-08-03). Researchers explore potential for AI to predict patients' pain management support needs after surgery. newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org A Mayo Clinic study explored the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to predict a patient's need for additional pain management support after surgery.
(2024-08-03). Researchers explore potential for AI to predict patients' pain management support needs after surgery. newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org A Mayo Clinic study explored the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to predict a patient's need for additional pain management support after surgery.