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Miracle of Science: Paralyzed Patients Walk Again with Minimal Surgery. Imagine a person confined to a wheelchair for years suddenly standing up and walking again—this is no less than a miracle, and it has become a reality thanks to Chinese scientists. Paralyzed patients have regained the ability to walk through a simple surgical procedure, without the need for major operations. Doctors at Shanghai's Fudan University have successfully restored movement in the legs of four paralyzed individuals in just a few hours. This incredible achievement was made possible through a minimally invasive surgery. Patients who had previously been wheelchair-bound began walking independently within two weeks. This breakthrough is not only a significant victory for science but also rekindles hope for millions of those affected by paralysis. Major Breakthrough in Paralysis Treatment Scientists at Fudan University have made a remarkable advancement in treating paralysis. They helped ...

China’s Desert-to-Forest Project: The Great Green Wall From Sand to Soil: China’s Ambitious Reforestation Drive China’s bold ambition to transform its arid, desert regions into lush, green forests has captured the attention of environmentalists, scientists, and policymakers worldwide. This large-scale ecological project, often dubbed the “Great Green Wall of China” , represents one of the world’s most extensive reforestation and desertification-control efforts. Also Read: Background: Why the Project Began China has long battled the creeping threat of desertification. The Gobi Desert, in particular, has expanded rapidly over the past decades, swallowing farmland, displacing communities, and triggering sandstorms that reach as far as Beijing. By the late 20th century, it became clear that urgent action was needed. In 1978, China launched the “Three-North Shelter Forest Program,” aimed at halting the southward expansion of deserts in the north, northeast, and northwes...