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- 1Guterres marks three years since 7 October attacks▼‘Nothing can justify these atrocities,’ says Guterres three years on from 7 October attacks
UN Secretary-General António Guterres marked the third anniversary of the 7 October 2023 attacks, saying 'nothing can justify these atrocities'. His statement comes as the conflict stemming from that day continues to shape Middle East politics and humanitarian conditions. The remarks underscore the UN's ongoing position condemning the attacks while calls persist for peace and the release of hostages.
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STAT News asks whether stem cell treatments are finally poised for a breakthrough moment. The piece weighs growing optimism around regenerative medicine against decades of hype and slow clinical progress. With advances in research and renewed investment, advocates argue stem cell therapies may be nearing wider practical use, while skeptics caution that proven, approved treatments remain limited.
- 3Washburn's Women in Science Day gives girls hands-on STEM experience▼Washburn’s Women in Science Day gives girls a hands-on look at STEM
Washburn University held its Women in Science Day, an event giving girls hands-on activities and exposure to careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Participants took part in interactive sessions designed to spark interest in STEM fields, where women remain underrepresented. Coverage highlights the university's effort to encourage young women to pursue scientific studies and careers.