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Groundbreaking Aussie test 'picked up 100 per cent of early ovarian cancers'

Queensland researchers are developing a potentially world-changing screening test for ovarian cancer, one of the most serious cancers affecting women.Currently, less than half of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer will be alive five years later, and there is no screening program despite survival rates being much hi…

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Antonian Kaushika scores 168 against St. Peter’s Bambalapitiya - DailyNews

Antonian Kaushika Kumarasinghe scored 168 runs in 124 deliveries with 12 boundaries and 8 sixes against St. Peter’s College Bambalapitiya in their fixture of the under 19 two-day inter schools cricket tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association with the sponsorship by Sri Lanka Cricket yesterday.

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Janashakthi Life extends support to rural students of post-cyclone Ditwah - DailyNews

Janashakthi Life, a subsidiary of JXG (Janashakthi Group), recently concluded a community-focused Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative led by its Life Operations team, extending support to students of Maho/Bakmeewewa Primary School, a rural interior school impacted by the Ditwah Cyclone.

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Funds allocated for development of infrastructure in provincial schools - PM - DailyNews

Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya stated that the necessary financial allocations for the development of infrastructure in provincial schools have been provided to all provinces. She emphasised that these funds must be utilised effectively for school development and requested that relevant authorities submit proposa…

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Angara rallies business sector to speed up classroom construction, modernize public schools

EDUCATION Secretary Sonny Angara urged the private sector to play a central role in helping the government address the country’s 165,000-classroom shortage and modernize public schools, warning that delays in infrastructure and digital access continue to limit learning opportunities for millions of Filipino students.

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