This comes after the Israeli military announced the killing of Nasrallah, and said Israel is ready for wider escalation
Scientists have said that children born with non-chromosomal birth defects have a two-fold higher risk of cancer before age 15, compared to children born without birth defects.
However, cancer risk varies by the specific type of birth defect, and is not significantly increased in many of the more common birth defects, Science Daily reported citing the study published in July in PLOS ONE.
Birth defects are an increasing health concern worldwide, and in 2010 the World Health Organisation identified birth defect prevention and care as a global priority.
”There is a large body of evidence for increased cancer risk in children with Down’s syndrome, a genetic birth defect caused by the presence of an extra copy of chromosome 21,” says Lorenzo Botto, professor of paediatrics at the University of Utah School of Medicine and an author of the study.
”However, studies to date have provided inconsistent findings on cancer risk in children with structural birth defects that are not caused by chromosome abnormalities.”
This comes after the Israeli military announced the killing of Nasrallah, and said Israel is ready for wider escalation
The Islamic republic's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khameni has been transferred to a secure location, sources say
Haddad, a project to enhance security of the Emirates' water areas, is the first-of-its-kind in the region
A Dh50,000 fine was also imposed on the impounded vehicles
Both Israeli and US media reported that Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah was the target
The event will spotlight 104 young golfers aged 11 to 18, all eager to showcase their skills on the newly enhanced back nine at Arabian Ranches
This comes after Israel military claimed on Saturday that it killed the militant group's chief
No casualties were reported and employees were sent home for the day