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- Artificial blood transfusion successful
- Researchers at Pierre and Marie Curie University have successfully conducted the first transfusion of laboratory-grown blood pumped into human veins.
- 634 convert to Islam in Turkey
- The Turkish Presidency of Religious Affairs has announced that 634 people have converted to Islam over the past year, Press TV reports.
- Iran to launch new satellites into space
- Islamic Republic of Iran’s Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi, has announced that Fajr, Navid, and Tolou satellites will be launched into space in the near future.
- Yemenis rap silence on regime killings
- Yemenis have taken to the streets across the country to condemn international communitys silence on the crackdown by Ali Abdullah Saleh’s regime on peaceful protests, Press TV reports.
- Italians celebrate premier’s resignation
- Following the announcement of resignation of the Italian premier, Silvio Berlusconi, people of Italy poured into streets and celebrated his resignation.
- High-powered magnets harm kids
- The US regulators have issued warning about high-powered magnets marketed as desktop toys and stress relievers for adults saying that they can pose deadly threats to children.
- Fiber cuts c, diabetes risk
- A new study shows that teenagers who eat a lot of fiber-rich foods are less likely to have risk factors for diabetes and heart disease.
- Israel too weak to attack Iran
- The commander of Irans Ground Forces says the damage Israel sustained during its offensives against Lebanon and the Gaza Strip has rendered ...
- US flag-bearer of global terrorism
- Iran’s Vice President for Parliamentary Affairs Muhammad Reza Mir-Tajeddini has described the United States as the “flag-bearer” of global terrorism.
- Iran marks ‘den of espionage’ takeover
- Iranian activists mark the 32nd anniversary of takeover of the US Embassy in Tehran, dubbed the den of espionage, by revolutionary students that vowed allegiance to ...
- Ayatollah Khatami: US strength is deteriorating
- Tehran’s interim Friday Prayer Leader, Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami, has underlined that the US is deteriorating and the capitalist world has failed to respond to popular demands.
- Alcohol ups breast cancer risk
- Women who consume alcoholic beverages even in small amounts have an increased risk of developing breast cancer compared with non-drinkers.
- Ukraine tries Israeli human traffickers
- Six members of an Israeli human trafficking ring, which operated in the Republic of Azerbaijan, are on trial in a special court in Ukraine.
- Anti-Wall Street protests intensify
- Anti-corporatism protests have intensified in the city of Oakland despite increasing crackdowns by police forces who have arrested over 80 demonstrators.
- Israel to upgrade nuke capabilities
- A report says Israel is seeking to beef up its nuclear weapons capabilities despite Tel Aviv’s repeated defiance of international calls to join global non-proliferation treaties.
- Israel punishes Palestine over UNESCO
- Israel has announced it will construct thousands of additional settler units and withhold the transfer of Palestinian tax collections in response to UNESCO’s decision to admit Palestine as a full member state.
- Happiness leads to longer life
- People who evaluate themselves as a happy and positive person not only enjoy a higher quality of life but are more likely to live longer than unhappy individuals.
- Breast cancer gene may not pass to all
- Researchers have suggested that not all the women of a family with a history of breast cancer have the same high level risk of developing the disease.
- 18th Tehran press fair wraps up
- The 18th edition of Tehran International Exhibition of the Press and News Agencies has wrapped up in a closing ceremony that recognized and offered award to top participants, Press TV reports.
- US cuts UNESCO funding over Palestine
- The US says it is cutting funding to UNESCO in response to the UN cultural organization’s decision to admit Palestine as a full member.
- University students express solidarity with Occupy Wall Street movement
- Iranian University students in the Tehran gathered in front of the Swiss embassy – the US interest section –and announced support for the American Occupy Wall Street movement protesters on Monday night.
- Thyroid supplements can be risky
- US researchers say over the counter thyroid support dietary supplements are not completely safe as they contain risky levels of thyroid hormones.
- Police arrest 30 protesters in Oregon
- Police in Oregon have arrested at least 30 peaceful Occupy protesters, dragging and carrying them to waiting vans, after they refused to leave a park in an affluent district.
- US apology demanded for anti-Iran ploy
- Iran has demanded an official apology from the US over its recent anti-Iran allegations and media hype, falsely claiming that Tehran plotted to assassinate the Saudi Arabian envoy to Washington, Press TV reports.
- NATO, new specter of imperialism
- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says NATO is treading the same path as the dictatorial regime of Muammar Gaddafi but they hide the true nature of their actions.
- Iran to announce good nuclear news
- Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Fereydoun Abbasi has downplayed sanctions against the country, saying Tehran will announce good nuclear developments in the near future.
- YouTube keeps police brutality videos
- Google Inc. has turned down the demands of US law enforcement agencies to remove video files showing police brutality from video-sharing website, YouTube.
- Gene tied to cold sores identified
- Scientists have identified a certain gene that appears to be associated with herpes simplex labialis infection, commonly known as cold sores.
- Chomsky: US practices state terrorism
- World-renowned polymath Professor Noam Chomsky has condemned the United States use of assassination drones in foreign countries, saying that the attacks amount to state terrorism.
- 20% of CIA analysts targeters
- A recent report says that 20 percent of analysts working for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) function as “targeters” tasked with picking people out for elimination.
- 2 more Palestinians killed in Gaza
- Two more Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli airstrike that targeted the city of Khan Younis in southern Gaza Strip.
- US 1% funded Iraq war with 99% money
- A senior Iranian cleric says the billions of dollars Washington spent on killing civilians in Iraq belonged to the 99 percent who are now protesting in US streets today.
- Teachers can reduce kids aggression
- Developing a good and friendly relationship between first-graders and their teachers may reduce aggressive behavior in children, a study says.
- Italian pensioners protest in Rome
- Italian pensioners have taken to the streets of Rome to protest against their government’s harsh austerity measures.
- Hezbollah dismisses West’s STL threats
- The Lebanese resistance movement of Hezbollah has dismissed the West’ s pressures on the Lebanese government to continue funding the US-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL), Press TV reports.
- Australia sees anti-commonwealth rally
- More than one thousand Australians take to the streets to peacefully protest as the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) begins in Perth.
- Iran warns of NATO ploy to loot Libya
- Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has again cautioned against enemy plots aimed at regional nations, reiterating that the prime objective of the West-led NATO attacks on Libya was to plunder the resources and assets of the North African country.
- Iran chess champ snubs Israeli rival
- Iran’s chess Grandmaster Ehsan Qaem Maqami has been expelled for refusing to take on Israeli player Ehud Sachar in an international tournament.
- IAEA report can stymie Iran-P5+1 talks
- Russia has warned the UN nuclear agency against issuing a negative report on Iran’s nuclear energy program, saying such a move could undermine diplomatic efforts to resolve the West’s dispute with Tehran.
- Yoga can help low back pain
- A new US research says physical yoga practices are as effective as other forms of regular exercise in helping patients suffering from chronic low back pain.
- Playing outdoors helps kids eyesight
- A new study review by researchers at the University of Cambridge have found that spending more time playing outdoors improves children’s vision.
- Turkey rallies against hijab ban
- More than a hundred thousand people in Turkey have staged a demonstration in the Turkish southeastern city of Diyarbakir in protest to the government’s Hijab ban.
- Demos will continue until Saleh is gone
- Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh has once again promised to step down, but the anti-regime protesters say they will continue holding demonstrations until they see it with their eyes.
- Iran lauds Tunisia’s democratic elections
- Iran’s Majlis (parliament) Speaker Ali Larijani lauds the first free elections in Tunisia since the fall of long-time dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
- Iran hospitalizes Turks injured in quake
- Several people injured in Sunday’s earthquake in Turkey have been hospitalized in the northwestern Iranian city of Khoy in West Azarbaijan province.
- Iran develops electromagnetic railgun
- Iranian defense experts have developed a railgun that benefits from strong magnetic fields to accelerate a conductive projectile.
- ISA to set up satellite launch base
- Head of Iran Space Agency (ISA) says the Agency has plans to set up a national satellite launch base, a national space laboratory, and a space settlement.
- Tunisian election can be a model
- With a turnout that has surpassed all expectations, the Tunisian election could set an example for the rest of the region, journalist and writer Adel Lotfi told Press TV in an interview.
- US Muslims support Occupy Wall Street
- American Muslims have thrown their weight behind the Occupy Wall Street movement, which is a campaign against social injustice, poverty and corporatism in the US, Press TV reports.
- Daytime wetting linked to ADHD risk
- A new study says children who usually experience daytime wetting are at a higher risk of having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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