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A multi-modal deep learning framework for enhanced breast cancer diagnosis using mammograms and clinical data

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By Adam Ibrahim, Jianqiang Li, Faheem AKhtar, Faheem Akhtar, Anis Ahmad Chaudhary, Mohamed Ali, Haneef Khan, Musa Osman
| Nature Verified
Abstract The fatality due to breast cancer is one of the most universal causes among women worldwide. The limited interpretation is due to tissue overlapping, high breast density and delicate lesion characteristics even though mammography is the standard screening tool.
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Snow Leopard Attack on Livestock Devastates Two Families in Chitral’s Remote Valley

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By Faheem AKhtar, Faheem Akhtar
| bloompakistan.com
Snow Leopard Attack Kills Over 50 Livestock in Remote Chitral Village , Families Lose Nearly Rs. 1 Million Overnight Snow Leopard Foundation responds to mass predation incident in Gobor Bakh, calling for urgent livestock compensation and predator-proof corrals to protect both herder families and endangered wildlife.
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Coordination Saves the Day as Leopard Cat Mistaken for Snow Leopard in Chitral

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By Faheem AKhtar, Faheem Akhtar
| bloompakistan.com
The swift response by the Snow Leopard Foundation Pakistan and the Wildlife Department prevented public alarm and ensured the animal’s safety. On February 12, 2026, villagers informed authorities that they had captured what they believed was a snow leopard cub. Because snow leopards carry ecological and cultural weight in northern Pakistan, officials treated the information as urgent.
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