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Organ donation in India: How the system works and what law says (opens the original)
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The Karnataka High Court recently cleared the way for a 52-year-old bachelor to donate a kidney to an unrelated recipient, highlighting a complex legal landscape for altruistic organ donation in India. While the state government is now drafting specific guidelines to manage such cases, the ruling underscores the tension between facilitating genuine humanitarian acts and preventing the illegal organ trade. India's organ transplant framework is governed by the Transplantation of Human Organs and T
Daily habits for nail health: Restoring nail thickness after gel polish (opens the original)
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While gel polish offers long-lasting wear, improper removal and frequent application can thin the nail plate. When nails become brittle, peel, or break, it's time to forgo polymers for several weeks and focus on essential care. Scraping off the base coat with metal pushers or tearing off layers of polish along with the nail are damaging practices. Instead, residual product should be carefully removed, avoiding injury to the upper nail layers. For weakened nails, it's advisable to trim them short
Tibetan antelope populations quadruple as habitats expand across the plateau (opens the original)
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Tibetan antelopes, known as chiru, are expanding their migration routes and breeding territories across the northern Tibetan Autonomous Region. Biologists note that the animals are utilizing a wider range of locations, suggesting an increase in safe, viable habitats across the plateau. Population data reflects a significant recovery: numbers in the region have quadrupled over recent decades, rising from approximately 70,000 to over 300,000 individuals. The seasonal movement of the chiru remains
Ford CEO: Europe's Window to Compete With China Has Closed, But We Will Partner to Win (opens the original)
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The window for competing with Chinese automakers in Europe is effectively closed, Ford CEO Jim Farley declared on September 29 at the Automotive News Congress. By 2024, Chinese brands had captured 12% of the European market share, a figure that has been steadily increasing since 2020. Farley urged the United States to avoid repeating Europe's experience with protectionist measures. Instead of immediate prohibitions, he advocated for a gradual, considered decision-making process in the U.S. His r
White House weighs diesel export limit to combat rising domestic prices (opens the original)
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The White House is weighing a 90-day limit on diesel exports to curb rising domestic prices. Administration officials state that no formal ban has been enacted and no documents have been signed. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), average diesel prices reached $6.382 per gallon for the week ending September 28, 2026, an increase of $2.61 over the previous year. Regional pricing varies significantly: the West Coast is the most expensive at $7.357 per gallon, followed by the
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