Women in most Arab countries are feeling the impacts of food insecurity more than men, highlighting the need to improve gender-related policies in the region.
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Examining the genetics of one coral species shows how a Persian/Arabian Gulf subpopulation has rapidly evolved to thrive in warmer waters.
Grace Vaughan
Study reveals how the parasitic worm can mutate to evade the main drug against schistosomiasis.
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Around two-thirds of survey respondents from Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian West Bank were unwilling or hesitant about COVID-19 vaccination.
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Extensive analysis of Western honey bee genomes suggests an Asian ancestral origin and provides insights into the species’ adaptation to diverse environments.
Amro Zayed 2021
Huge streams of warm, humid air have deposited Saharan dust on the European Alps and may have led to a reduction in snow cover.
Diana Francis
Women in most Arab countries are feeling the impacts of food insecurity more than men, highlighting the need to improve gender-related policies in the region.
Examining the genetics of one coral species shows how a Persian/Arabian Gulf subpopulation has rapidly evolved to thrive in warmer waters.
Study reveals how the parasitic worm can mutate to evade the main drug against schistosomiasis.
Around two-thirds of survey respondents from Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian West Bank were unwilling or hesitant about COVID-19 vaccination.
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With the next two Conference of the Parties (COP) climate summits coming to Egypt and the UAE, businesses in the MENA region are under the spotlight to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Mahmoud Abouelnaga1, Solutions Fellow at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, explains that they have some catching up to do.
Researchers demonstrate the feasibility of linking abundant solar energy sources into an international export grid.
Academics describe the challenges they face and the choices they make to ensure a work-life balance.
Extreme convective events that bring heavy springtime rain to the southern Arabian Peninsula appear to be growing under a warming climate.
Nature Middle East editors discuss issues concerning Middle Eastern science and scientists.
Latest research articles from Saudi Arabia published in 68 top science journals tracked by Nature Index.
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