Radiation therapy is a common treatment used to kill cancerous cells. However, healthy cells also sustain damage during the lengthy treatment process. FLASH is a targeted radiation therapy that kills tumor cells while sparing healthy tissue. Like its namesake, FLASH delivers a short, intense burst of radiation in a single appointment. Despite this breakthrough’s proven ability, little is known about its mode of action against tumor cells.
HH IMPLORES ZAMBIANS IN GHANA TO IDENTIFY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
By VITA BANDA
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has urged Zambians in Ghana to identify business opportunities that could attract investment in Zambia.
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Large collaboration yields unprecedented ‘live’ view into the brain’s complexity
Brain tissue is one of the most intricate tissue specimens that scientists have arguably ever dealt with. Packed with an immeasurable amount of information, the human brain is the most sophisticated computational device with its network of around 86 billion neurons.
Record-breaking heat in the summer of 2022 caused more than 61,000 deaths in Europe, study finds
The summer of 2022 was the hottest summer ever recorded in Europe and was characterized by an intense series of record-breaking heat waves, droughts and forest fires. While Eurostat, the European statistical office, already reported unusually high excess mortality for those dates, until now the fraction of mortality attributable to heat had not been quantified.
In-person mindfulness courses help improve mental health for at least six months, study shows
Adults who voluntarily take part in mindfulness courses are less likely to experience symptoms of anxiety and depression for at least six months after completing the programs, compared to adults who do not take part, a new analysis pooling data from 13 studies has confirmed.
Existing cancer drug ponatinib could be repurposed to fight certain aggressive cancers
A team of scientists led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has found that an existing cancer drug could be repurposed to target a subset of cancers that currently lack targeted treatment options and are often associated with poor outcomes.
GOV’T WANTS WEAKER DPP
By NATION REPORTER
THE new dawn administration is determined to weaken the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in its schemes to collapse the entire justice system so that those they have maliciously accused of corruption should be convicted even without adducing incriminating evidence in the courts of law, Brian Mundubile has said.
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JUDGES CAN BE HEAD-HUNTED, ARGUES AG
By NATION REPORTER
THE State through the Attorney General has argued that the process of head-hunting judges, especially for those considered suitable but hesitant to join the Judiciary and provide national service had been a consideration in the appointment of the 20 judges to various superior courts.
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EXPEDITE KCM, MOPANI RECAPITALISATION – ZUPED
By NATION REPORTER
THE Zambians for Unity Peace and Development (ZUPED) has lamented that the issue of Konkola Copper Mine and Mopani Copper Mines has protracted for too long saying Zambians are slowly losing confidence in the Minister of Mines and Minerals Development Paul Kabuswe.
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ZUPED President Ronnie Jere said this was why recently a member of the clergy from the Copperbelt called for the dismissal of Mr Kabuswe sas they feel he is not doing enough to address the matter.
“Dear comrades, the issue of KCM and Mopani mines has protracted for too long and now the people of the Copperbelt are losing confidence in the Minister of Mines as has been reported in the media where some members of the clergy and community members have come out to recommend for the dismissal of the Minister of Mines. This is because they feel the minister has failed them. As a consortium, we believe that debt restructuring was more complicated than resolving the issues surrounding Mopani and KCM,” Mr Jere said.
He said Zambians knew that the previous government had to even hire a consultant to a tune of US$5 million just to help it resolve the issue of debt restructuring. It is surprising that this government has managed within a short period to resolve the issue of debt restructuring but has failed lamentably to resolve issues surrounding the mining sector which in our knowledge can help to resolve the debt that we are owing our creditors.
He said that the people were not seeing a policy direction in the mining sector.
Mr Jere alleged that by the time the UPND government will be leaving office, they would have acquired more debt.
Mr. Jere said in order to avoid leaving a mountain of debt for the future generation, it is important that the government now resolves the challenges in the mining sector.
72-year-old man commits suicide after murdering his wife in cold blood of their child’s paternity
A LUFWANYAMA woman has been shot by her ex-lover who also took his own life after she informed him that he was not the father of their 3-year-old child following a dispute Safi Mayonde, 42 has allegedly been murdered by 72-year-old Saela Walubita, the supposed father of the child she informed him that he was […]