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Effects of graded dietary raw bee venom inclusion on growth, immunity, and disease resistance in Nile tilapia ( Oreochromis niloticus )

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By Rasha M. Reda, Mona Mansour, Mohammed S. Sobh, Wafaa F. A. Ali, Doaa F. El Moghazi, Gehan K. Saleh, Eman A. Elalfy, Fatma Mahsoub
| Nature Verified
Abstract Nowadays, studies on the application of bee venom (BV) in aquaculture have been growing due to its bioactive constituents. However, previous studies have focused on nano-formulated bee venom or parenteral administration routes on Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). However, the effects of graded dietary supplementation of raw venom, especially at different inclusion levels, on Nile tilapia are still limited.
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A Life That Illuminates Others: Celebrating Dr. Philip Salem at 85

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By Mona Mansour
| Beirut Times (EN) Verified
By Mona Ibrahim Mansour In an age when certainties fracture, and moral compasses falter, a few individuals remain as fixed stars-steady, luminous, and impossible to overlook. They are the kind of people whose presence becomes a direction, whose work becomes a refuge, and whose humanity becomes a quiet revolution. Calendars do not count their years, but by the warmth they leave in human hearts and the light they scatter across difficult paths.
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What Kind Of Liar Am I?-a Short Play

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By Mona Mansour
| The Markaz Review
An original short play by playwright and theatre maker Mona Mansour — “a short dark confession, in a time of catastrophe.” Mona Mansour A woman in her 40s addresses us. She is Lebanese-American, Arab-American, take your pick. She is in a panic of some sort. SHE So you realize what you’ve done is you’ve lied. You realize that you told her that your family was in the midst of this catastrophe. You weren’t supposed to be texting her at all. Your therapist and your girls, your posse, they all forbade you.
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