Volume:4 Issue:11Nov' 2025

New Flu Strain Sparks Worldwide Watchfulness
Shameeran Salman Ismael, Khalid Jabar Aziz, Farhad Buzo Mikaeel, Nawal Kamal Shokry.
Every winter, the flu strikes, but this year seems to be unusual. Health officials around the world are on high alert because a new, mutated version of the H3N2 flu has appeared. This strain has alrea

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Parasitic Diseases and Diabetes: Prevalence, Risks, and Clinical Implications
Shameeran Salman Ismael, Bland Husamuldeen Abdullaha, Khalid Jabar Aziz , Nawal Kamal Shokry.
Diabetic individuals are more likely to be susceptible to parasitic infections because they are immunocompromised. According to recent researchers and several studies, gastrointestinal parasites such

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Emerging Viral Diseases and Recent Advances in Resistance Implementation in Glycine max (Soybean)
Amna Maqsood , Muhammad Amir, Palwasha Kanwa, Muhammad Yasir Malik, Qalb E Abbas Qaseem, Muhammad Umair.
One of the most common crop plants in the world that is a legume is Soybean (Glycine max L. Merr.), the crop is a major source of oil and protein in food consumed by human beings and animals. In recen

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Understanding Primary Headache Disorders
Shameeran Salman Ismael, Shameeran Salman Ismael, Bland Husamuldeen Abdullaha, Khalid Jabar Aziz, Farhad Buzo Mikaeel, Nawal Kamal Skokry.
Among the most prevalent and incapacitating conditions in the globe are primary headache disorders, such as migraine, cluster headache, and tension-type headache. There are few therapeutic options an

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Breeding for Durable Disease Resistance in the Era of Climate Change: Navigating a Shifting Landscape
Ayaz Haider Khan, Ali Murtaza, Rubiaka Yousaf.
Stable crop production is a pillar of food security in the world; however, this pillar is being grossly undermined by the duality in the changing plant pathogens and the changing climate. Climate chan

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The Silent Return: Re-emergence of Bacterial Zoonoses in the Anthropocene
Momina Malik, Rais Ahmed, Umaima Nadeem, Rimsha Mushtaq, Zarnisha Malik.
Anthropocene, which means humans are changing the environment, and that is increasing the chances of infectious diseases severity. Some bacterial diseases from animals are re-emerging globally. Factor

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Climate change and crop protection: Toward a Climate-Smart Pest Management practices for food security.
Umer Liaqat, Hammad Shad, Muhammad Sebtain Arshad, Muhammad Afzaal.
Climate smart pest management (CSPM) sets up integrated pest management practices within climate smart agriculture to reduce pest induced crop losses, strengthen farm and land scape resilience to clim

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Cross-Species Transmission of Viral Zoonoses: Threats to Animal and Human Health
Momina Malik, Rais Ahmed, Fatima Tuz Zahra, Atiya Rehman, Alishba Zahid.
Almost 60-70 % of newly discovered infectious diseases start in animals, viral zoonotic diseases are among the biggest threats to global health. Cross-species transmission enables pathogens to move be

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Silicon Based Fertilizer: An Eco-Friendly Approach for Managing Sucking Insect pests
Umer Liaqat, Umer Liaqat, Sheraz Ul Haq.
Silicon (Si) fertilizers offer a sustainable strategy for enhancing plant resistance to sucking insect pests. Si is absorbed as monosilicic acid and deposited as amorphous silica, strengthening plant

Published on: 30-11-2025