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Global One Media Group Relaunches SmallCap Asia as a Bilingual (English/Chinese) Investor Media and Education Platform

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By Xinying Zhou
| EIN News
Global One Media Group Relaunches SmallCap Asia as a Bilingual (English/Chinese) Investor Media and Education Platform Global One Media Relaunches SmallCap Asia in English and Simplified Chinese The Singapore-based platform now offers English and Simplified Chinese editions, expanded Asian market coverage, CEO interviews, and investor education.
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Silkworm cultivation predating the Silk Road in southern Central Asia (2000 BCE)

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By Shunya Nakayama, Jinheum Park, Mir Hadi Seyedzadeh, Xinying Zhou, Hui Shen, Zhiqing Li, Robert N Spengler, Guanhan Chen, Huiyun Rao, Mutalibjon Khasannov, Keliang Zhao, Yan Wu, Jian Ma, Jianxin Wang, Akhmadali A. Askarov, Farhod Maksudov, Qingyou Xia, Xinyi Liu, Xiaoqiang Li
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Historical narratives hold that sericulture originated in China and spread along the Silk Road roughly two millennia ago.
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Fetal intestinal dilatation and digestive tract abnormalities: an analysis of 94 cases from 16,090 deliveries in eastern Tianjin

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By Shaohua Wang, Xinying Zhou, Ruifang Chen, Shanshan Zhao, Linxue Guan, Wenxiao Wen
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Prenatal detection of fetal intestinal dilatation (FID) presents significant counseling challenges, particularly in late gestation when the distinction between structural and functional causes guides clinical management. This study evaluated the diagnostic performance of prenatal ultrasound for distinguishing structural from functional gastrointestinal abnormalities in a large cohort with postnatally confirmed diagnoses.
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