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Heavy rain and flooding kills 82 across India, Pakistan and Afghanistan

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By Syed Rizvi
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
A man and a boy wade through a flooded street amid rain in Gujranwala, Pakistan, July 23, 2026. REUTERS/Syed Aftab Rizvi At least 82 people have died after heavy rains across northeastern India, Pakistan and Afghanistan this week, authorities said, as flooding caused widespread damage to farmland, infrastructure and public facilities.
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Polypill for heart failure with reduced ejection fraction: the POLY-HF randomized trial

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By Ambarish Pandey Verified, Neil Keshvani, Syed Rizvi, Fatemeh Khashami, Muhammad Usman, Matthew W. Segar, Anand Jain, Juan David Coellar, Zachary Cox, Jennifer Thibodeau, Chul Ahn, Deepak Gupta, Alvin Chandra, Mark H. Drazner, M. Hussain, Vlad G. Zaha, Thomas J. Wang, Katarina Yaros, Myriam Bustillo-Rubio
| Nature Verified
Abstract Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction carries a poor prognosis. Although guideline-directed medical therapy reduces morbidity and mortality, its real-world utilization is low. Accordingly, we conducted an open-label randomized trial (POLY-HF) at two centers enrolling a predominantly underserved population to test whether a polypill strategy improves cardiac function in heart failure.
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Shared faith, divided narratives: Understanding Sunni–Shia relations

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By Syed Rizvi
| The Times of India Verified
The recent United States-Israel attacks on Iran and the wider unrest in West Asia have once again brought an old fracture within the Muslim world into public conversation. What began as a geopolitical conflict soon transformed into an emotional sectarian debate across television studios, social media platforms, religious gatherings, and ordinary homes.
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