Analyzing the Gaza genocide allegations: A re-examination of the Israel-Hamas War between October 7, 2023 and June 1, 2025
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A new study conducted by a team of researchers critically examines accusations that Israel committed crimes against humanity such as planned starvation, deliberate massacres and even “genocide” during the Israel-Gaza War, between October 7, 2023 and June 1, 2025. Utilizing a unique blend of quantitative-statistical analysis, forensic documentation, primary sources, and comparative military history, the study aims to distinguish propaganda from fact and highlight systemic failures in major international information bodies.
Neonates who undergo enterostomy are at risk of complications that can lead to poor growth, fluid-electrolyte imbalance, and growth abnormalities if the postoperative nutrition is not optimally managed. To address this, researchers have developed a clinical guideline for postoperative nutrition support in neonates with enterostomy (2024). This standardized evidence-based guideline for infants with enterostomy presents 22 recommendations for postoperative nutritional management in this high-risk population.
Tailored exercise programs, vitamin D supplements, and better nutrition are proven to help prevent falls in aged care homes reveals a new study from Flinders University.
A major international review led by Flinders University and published by the Cochrane Collaboration analysed data from 104 clinical trials involving nearly 69,000 older people living in care facilities across 25 countries to explore how to reduce falls.