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Man with genetically modified pig heart dies
The University of Maryland Medical Center was given a special dispensation to perform the surgery. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Man with genetically modified pig heart dies

on 28 March 2022

David Bennett lived with the heart of a genetically modified pig for two months before dying of unknown causes. David…

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First woman cured of HIV using umbilical cord blood
The woman received a stem cell transplant at Weill Cornell Medicine to treat her acute myeloid leukemia, which she developed due to HIV. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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First woman cured of HIV using umbilical cord blood

on 8 March 202222 April 2024

After receiving a stem cell transplant, a middle-aged woman has become the third person to be cured of HIV. A…

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Supreme Court reconsiders Native American adoption law
Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and other tribal leaders continue to vocalize their support for the law. courtesy cherokee.org
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Supreme Court reconsiders Native American adoption law

on 8 March 2022

A law that gives adoption priority of Native American children to Native Americans is under debate. The United States Supreme…

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TU Professor Peters interviewed on Ukraine crisis
Dr. Ben Peters is a professor of Russian studies and media studies at TU. courtesy Ben Peters
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TU Professor Peters interviewed on Ukraine crisis

on 28 February 20221 March 2022

Dr. Ben Peters sheds light on the complex history of Ukraine and possible outcomes of the conflict as Russian troops…

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NASA calls out SpaceX on new Starlink satellite generation
SpaceX plans to bring internet connection to people worldwide with the new Starlink satellite generation. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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NASA calls out SpaceX on new Starlink satellite generation

on 28 February 2022

Covering a list of concerns in a letter directed towards SpaceX, NASA addresses their worries over the introduction of 30,000…

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Oklahoma executes Donald Grant by lethal injection
There are 24 death row inmates involved in the lawsuit concerning Oklahoma's lethal injection protocols. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Oklahoma executes Donald Grant by lethal injection

on 21 February 2022

Grant’s execution comes with controversy as he was denied the right to be a part of a lawsuit concerning Oklahoma’s…

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Italy’s Mount Etna erupts for the first time this year
No injuries or damages have been reported, but the airways surrounding the area closed briefly. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Italy’s Mount Etna erupts for the first time this year

on 21 February 2022

Shooting volcanic ash 6 miles into the air, Mount Etna’s most recent eruption brought a volcanic storm with it. On…

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Nursing homes suffer during COVID-19 surge
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Nursing homes suffer during COVID-19 surge

on 21 February 2022

The Omicron variant is running rampant in long-term care facilities where inhabitants are extremely vulnerable. As of Feb. 18, the…

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TU to begin purchasing textbooks for freshmen
When the new program is implemented, new students will be equipped with their required texts as soon as the semester starts. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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TU to begin purchasing textbooks for freshmen

on 14 February 2022

The program also aims to reduce the overall cost of textbooks for undergrads, according to interim provost Jennifer Airey. In…

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40 person brawl at Golden Corral
Golden Corral is cooperating with the investigation lead by Bensalem Township Police Department to determine the cause of the fight and the individuals involved. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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40 person brawl at Golden Corral

on 14 February 202214 February 2022

The fight reportedly broke out because of a steak shortage. On Jan. 28, there was a large fight that broke…

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