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GCC Drafts English Version of GSO 2235:2025 Requirements of Nutritional Labeling

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By Jerry Wang
| chemlinked.com
On June 8, 2026, the Gulf Standardization Organization (GSO) released an initial English draft of GSO 2233:2025, Requirements of Nutritional Labeling, intended to serve as the English translation of the officially adopted Arabic version of the standard. The draft is open for public consultation until September 6, 2026.
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Cerebrovascular vulnerability and fibrosis in human brain aneurysms

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By Jerry Wang, Chang N. Kim, Shubhang Bhalla, Lea Scherschinski, Santhosh Arul, Damián Sánchez, Tyler D. Schriber, Amanda Apolonio, Muhammet Öztürk, John Andrews, Joseph Kim, Behnam Rezai Jahromi, Mika Niemelä, Martin Lehecka, Aunoy Poddar, Thomas Wälchli, Joshua S Catapano, Rajeev Sen, Michael R. Levitt, Daniel Cooke, Kazim H. Narsinh, Ruchira M Jha, Eric Huang, Edward F. Chang, daniel lim, Andrew Yang, Tomasz Nowakowski Verified, Michael T. Lawton, Ethan A. Winkler, Adnan Gopinadhan, Belda Gülsuyu, Tomoki Hashimoto, S. Paul Oh, Adib A. Abla
| Nature Verified
Abstract Brain aneurysms are a cerebrovascular disease that results in a severe type of stroke. The cell-specific molecular pathology underlying their formation and rupture is unknown. Here we profile 227,663 neurovascular cells, including 52,946 aneurysmal cells, from a total of 14 adult human brain aneurysms and 11 control vessels.
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The sun also rises: An ode to my time at Duke

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By Advikaa Anand, David Goh, Jerry Wang, Neel Dutta Gupta
| The Duke Chronicle Verified
When I first arrived to Duke, I quickly grew enchanted with Durham’s sunsets. Each evening would bring a vibrant painting setting the horizon ablaze with vivid hues of orange, pink and red. Over my 3.5 years at Duke, I beheld many of these glorious sunsets, but when I glance back at my camera roll, I do not retain very many images to look back on — because I was too busy basking in the moment to capture it.
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