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What We Don't Know About Our Parents.. 9 Questions That Will Change Your Relationship With...
SadaNews - The relationship between children and their parents often revolves around simple daily questions, such as school, work, life needs, and current events, but rarely does a question arise that addresses their feelings, personal experiences, and decisions that have shaped their lives and chan...
After Its Spread.. Will Remote Robotic Surgery Succeed in Critical Situations?
SadaNews - The field of remote robotic surgery has witnessed significant development recently, as the concept has moved from testing laboratories and is now ready for practical application in several countries around the world. A notable example is the prostate removal surgery performed by a doctor...
Holland the Last Victim.. How Did Morocco Become a "Nightmare" for Europe's Giants?
SadaNews - Match after match, the Moroccan national team proves that it is on the right path to establish itself as one of the strongest teams not only in Africa but also in the world, with the results from the last two World Cups serving as clear evidence.
The "Atlas Lions" reached the Round of 16...
Morocco Qualifies for Round of 16 After Victory Over Netherlands in Penalties
SadaNews - Morocco qualified for the Round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup by defeating the Netherlands 3-2 on penalties after the regular and extra time ended in a 1-1 draw on Tuesday.
After an exciting penalty shootout, Morocco's goalkeeper Yassine Bounou shone by saving the decisive penalty from Kré...
The Ground is Boiling Beneath You.. Official Warning for World Cup Fans in an American Cit...
SadaNews - Fans arriving in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to attend World Cup matches face a hidden health risk as they walk to the stadium in a concrete city built to accommodate cars more than pedestrians.
Weather apps indicate that the temperature is 32 degrees Celsius, but the temperature on the p...
Your Cat Ages at Fifteen.. What Does That Equal in Humans?
SadaNews - A new scientific study has revealed that domestic cats undergo a biological aging process that closely resembles what happens in humans, especially at the level of the brain, which may make them a promising model for understanding age-related diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Th...
World Cup: Egypt Achieves Historic Milestone by Advancing to the Second Round, while Saudi...
SadaNews - Egypt secured its place in the second round of the World Cup for the first time in its history, despite drawing 1-1 against Iran early Saturday in Seattle, during the third and final round of Group G matches.
Egypt lost the group leadership to Belgium, which defeated New Zealand 5-1 on g...
"Resident" Robots in the Depths to Monitor Marine Pipelines and Cables
SadaNews - Researchers in Norway have tested an autonomous underwater robot that managed to perform inspection tasks for marine infrastructure, and then automatically returned to a fixed station on the sea floor to recharge its battery and transmit the data it collected.
The experiments were conduc...
Apple Raises Prices on Mac and iPad... iPhone Not Included in the Hike So Far
SadaNews - Apple has raised the prices of several Mac and iPad devices, as well as its home products in the U.S. market, following an increase in the costs of memory and storage chips. This move illustrates how the boom in artificial intelligence data centers is starting to affect the prices of cons...
Study: Steroid Drugs Can Alleviate Nausea and Vomiting in Cancer Patients
SadaNews - A limited trial showed that the use of a common type of steroid can alleviate nausea and vomiting experienced by cancer patients in the early days of taking morphine for pain relief.
In the study, 150 adult cancer patients who had started taking morphine were randomly selected to receive...
New Discovery on Pneumonia May Improve Treatment for Severe Cases
SadaNews - Researchers say that acute pneumonia has three distinct patterns with varying biological responses, in a discovery that helps explain why some patients recover quickly while others die from the pneumonia infection.
Dr. Mark Jeffrey, head of the research team from the University of Cambri...
Capsule Remains in Stomach for Two Days to Improve Ulcer Treatment
SadaNews - Researchers at the University of Tromsø in Norway have developed an innovative drug capsule capable of remaining in the stomach for up to 48 hours, allowing for the direct delivery of antibiotics to the bacteria causing stomach ulcers.
They explained that this capsule could contribute to...