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A restless Gen Z is reshaping the Chinese Dream - Vimarsana News

A restless Gen Z is reshaping the Chinese Dream

Millions of young Chinese face an uncertain future in the world's second-largest economy.

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Family desperate to find flight home as niece 'running out' of crucial medication - Vimarsana News

Family desperate to find flight home as niece 'running out' of crucial medication

The backlog of demand caused by around 1,500 cancelled UK flights on Monday has meant some are facing up to ten days before they can back to the UK, with dozens of cancellations to UK airports such as Heathrow and Gatwick

Warnings of scientific 'suicide' as US-China research collaboration hangs in balance | Science - Vimarsana News

Warnings of scientific 'suicide' as US-China research collaboration hangs in balance | Science

Some US legislators want the US-China Science and Technology Agreement, renewed every five years since 1979, to be allowed to expire this month

She's at the center of the covid lab leak controversy. Now she's telling her story. - Vimarsana News

She's at the center of the covid lab leak controversy. Now she's telling her story.

Shi Zhengli has spent years at the Wuhan Institute of Virology researching coronaviruses that live in bats. Her work has come under fire as the world tries to understand where covid-19 came from.

Chinese scientist who was jailed for gene-editing children proposes controversial new research - Vimarsana News

Chinese scientist who was jailed for gene-editing children proposes controversial new research

About his idea: He posted his proposal on Twitter on Thursday, describing research involving gene-editing mouse embryos and later human fertilized eggs, also called zygotes, to determine if a mutation “confers protection against Alzheimer’s disease.” The Chinese scientist also noted that he would “make a revision to the Alzheimer’s disease proposal later” and reiterated that he would never conduct any of his experiments until he gets a “government permit... [and] the approval by an international ethics committee with bioethicists from USA and E...

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