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Congo starts Ebola vaccinations to stem outbreak in northwest, WHO says

The Democratic Republic of Congo has kicked off Ebola vaccinations to stem an outbreak in the northwest city of Mbandaka, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday.

Reuters

RedC Biotech Seeks To Make Blood Donations A Thing Of The Past

If the startup is successful, hospitals will be able to buy blood on demand as a pharmaceutical product.

Zenger

Sweden trial starts in stem-cell windpipe transplants case

A surgeon who made headlines in 2011 for carrying out the world’s first stem-cell windpipe transplants at Sweden’s leading hospital is on trial accused of aggravated assault against three of his patients

The Independent UK

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Biden, Jordan's King Abdullah discuss violence in Israel, West Bank

U.S. President Joe Biden and Jordanian King Abdullah discussed efforts to stem violence in Israel and the West Bank on Monday, the White House said, after a flurry of American diplomatic contacts with regional leaders in recent days.

Reuters

Girls brought together by Queensland research mission into rare brain disorder hereditary spastic paraplegia

The girls, who share an extremely rare and debilitating genetic brain disorder, have been united by Queensland research aiming to find a breakthrough drug treatment.

ABC News

Child's 'unreasonable discharge' from NHS Ayrshire & Arran mental health support is rejected

The claims stem from a complaint made to the Scottish Public Service Ombudsman (SPSO) who this week published the findings from their investigation.

Daily Record

Niger debates deployment of more European special forces on its territory

Niger lawmakers started debating on Friday a bill to approve the presence of more European special forces to help stem a jihadist insurgency across the Sahel, a deployment rejected by some parties that oppose Western military influence.

Reuters

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Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 Bison Allegedly Leaked In Dealer Order System

The Bison would give buyers an even more rugged ZR2.

Motor1

Lab-grown stem cells can repair muscle injury and disease, study shows

Mice with muscle-wasting disorder injected with stem cells ran twice as far on mini treadmills

The Independent UK

Falkirk Science Festival celebrating all things tech set to return this summer

Activities to get involved in include STEM at The Helix, the family-friendly day which led to initial the creation of the full festival.

Daily Record

10 facts for Women’s History Month

The state of women in the United States, from labor force participation to STEM degrees to seats in Congress.

USAFacts

What are the systems of the body? Fast facts about the human body and how it works

Learn all about the human body's many systems and some of its individual organs, both vital and vestigial.

LiveScience

Body parts grown in the lab

In recent years, scientists have successfully grown a range of miniature organs and human body parts in the lab.

LiveScience

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