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Runners battling infections are less likely to finish a race

Runners battling infections are less likely to finish a race

Light, localized illnesses like a runny nose may not affect distance runners’ performance, but racing within days of an acute,…
Can herbal remedies help kids with gastrointestinal issues?

Can herbal remedies help kids with gastrointestinal issues?

Many parents of children with debilitating gastrointestinal disorders may be frustrated by the lack of good treatment options and tempted…
Tablet market extends slide as consumer habits shift

Tablet market extends slide as consumer habits shift

The tablet craze from a few years ago showed more signs of fading this year, with most major producers reporting…
Stratospheric solar plane makes first test flight

Stratospheric solar plane makes first test flight

The first solar plane aimed at reaching the stratosphere made an initial low-altitude test flight over Switzerland Friday.The SolarStratos, a…
Higher Education Ministry suggests establishing Egyptian Space Agency

Higher Education Ministry suggests establishing Egyptian Space Agency

The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research submitted to the Cabinet a proposal on a special law for the…
Florida’s building boom threatens wildlife-rich lagoon

Florida’s building boom threatens wildlife-rich lagoon

The most biologically diverse waterway in America is seriously ill.The Indian River Lagoon is repeatedly being choked with oxygen-robbing algae,…
Egypt races against time to rescue a rare ‘Mola’ sunfish off a Red Sea shore

Egypt races against time to rescue a rare ‘Mola’ sunfish off a Red Sea shore

In a race against time, Egypt's Environment Ministry has been trying to save a rare gigantic ocean sunfish, after it…
Ancient mummies rot as Yemen war vexes even the dead

Ancient mummies rot as Yemen war vexes even the dead

Famine and disease haunt the living, but not even the dead are spared the calamities of Yemen's two-year-old civil war.Ancient…
Cairo ‘cargotecture’ company transforms shipping containers into homes

Cairo ‘cargotecture’ company transforms shipping containers into homes

An Egyptian design duo has begun re-purposing old steel shipping containers, transforming them into living spaces, shops and restaurants in…
Unique 4000-year-old funerary garden unearthed in Luxor’s West Bank

Unique 4000-year-old funerary garden unearthed in Luxor’s West Bank

A Spanish archaeological mission working in Draa Abul Naga necropolis on Luxor’s West Bank has discovered a unique, almost 4000-year-old…
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