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65 Employees Share The Most Chilling Things That Happened To Them And Their Coworkers

All jokes aside, your job can be extremely traumatic. And not in a “my mean boss and passive-aggressive coworkers are annoying and sometimes steal my lunch” kind of way. Accidents, truly toxic colleagues, false accusations, and distressing situations can catch you unaware and scar you for life. Employees who have…

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White House freezes $108m in funds to Duke University over affirmative action

Trump administration says North Carolina school violated Civil Rights Act by using racial preferences in hiring

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“The first child is the one that pays the most”: How one family carved out Medicaid coverage for a rare treatment

Gabe Nolasco was born without a vital immune system gland. His family spent years in quarantines and advocating to state insurance so they could keep him alive.

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NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

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Duke Health draws transparency criticism over patient data deal with tech company

For each of Duke Health’s hundreds of thousands of patients, the institution keeps an exhaustive record of valuable health data.

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This company is bioengineering pig kidneys and livers for possible transplant into humans

In an Minnesota lab, clear containers hold pig kidneys and livers that scientists hope will someday be transplantable in humans.

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World-first ‘living tissue’ partial heart transplant saves newborn baby

‘He was basically already in heart failure, pretty much right out the gate,’ mother says

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Tiny heart transplant could change how future transplants are done, Duke doctors say

DURHAM, N.C. — Doctors at Duke Health say they have performed a heart transplant on a 6-month-old boy in a way that could change how organ transplants are done in the future.

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