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Teen builds cancer education game reaching 1,500 kids, set for UN Science Summit

Daniel Zhang, a 17-year-old from San Diego, has developed an educational game called Tumor Tactics to help children understand cancer biology. His inspiration came from his grandmother's personal struggle with the disease. The game has secured funding and is set to be presented at the United Nations Science Summit. So far, the project has reached approximately 1,500 children. Daniel is also involved with STEAMLabs International, where he advocates for STEM and arts education among young learners.

Tamil Nadu govt tells staff to file annual asset declarations online by October

An indecent assault’: Jharkhand High Court modifies 26-year-old rape attempt conviction