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Delhi
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Saving Kashmir from a Warmer World

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By Mohd Saleem
| EIN News
The urgent choices that will decide whether the Valley adapts or suffers in silence The Kashmir Valley, long romanticised as paradise on earth, is quietly slipping into a climate crisis that few here have fully grasped. Global warming, once dismissed as a distant and abstract threat, is now carving its signature into the region’s snowlines, rivers, farms, and cities.
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Saving Kashmir from a Warmer World

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By Mohd Saleem
| Rising Kashmir
The urgent choices that will decide whether the Valley adapts or suffers in silence The Kashmir Valley, long romanticised as paradise on earth, is quietly slipping into a climate crisis that few here have fully grasped. Global warming, once dismissed as a distant and abstract threat, is now carving its signature into the region’s snowlines, rivers, farms, and cities.
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Antimicrobial resistance and beta-lactamase gene distribution among clinical isolates: a two-year cohort study - Scientific Reports

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By Mohd Saleem
| Nature Verified
Abstract A cohort investigation evaluated patient demographic information together with microbial detection patterns and antimicrobial drug resistance in a total group of 2,098 patients. Results showed an equally distributed sample consisting of 51.8% inpatients matched with 47.2% outpatients. In comparison, females comprised 51.8% of the total participants, and most patients fell within middle age categories and the elderly (58.5% aged 41–80 years).
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