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US surgeons perform first successful transplant test involving pig kidney in a human

Sugar molecule in pigs rejected by the human immune system was eliminated by the surgeons

Jen Psaki’s Response To Peter Doocy’s Question Leaves Him Momentarily Speechless

The White House press secretary asked the Fox News reporter a question he couldn't answer.

Infrared light therapy could help people living with dementia, scientists say

A pilot study, led by Dr Paul Chazot of Durham University and GP Dr Gordon Dougal,

Delta sub-variant: What we know as it ‘expands’ throughout England

Experts have speculated AY.4.2 could be 15 per cent more transmissible than original Delta variant but do not believe its emergence will be ‘catastrophic’ for UK

Ancient Crusader Sword Found By Scuba Diver Off Israeli Coast

The man was diving off Israel's Mediterranean coast Saturday when he spotted a trove of ancient artifacts, officials said.

Dog-sized sea scorpions roamed ancient sea floors in south China as ‘top predators’, study shows

The creature was a large arthropod with a ‘sharp weapon’

Dennis Prager Catches COVID And Claims He Did It On Purpose

The conservative pundit told listeners, “I have done what a person should do if one is not going to get vaccinated.”

Millions waiting to receive booster jab amid fears of rising Covid hospitalisations

Rising infections and waning immunity levels are putting the elderly and vulnerable at risk, experts say, reinforcing the need for top-up vaccines

Diver pulls 900-year-old crusader sword from bottom of Mediterranean Sea

Iron blade ‘found encrusted with marine organisms’

Valneva vaccine generates stronger immune response than AstraZeneca jab, French firm says

UK contract with Valneva for 100 million doses was scrapped last month, with health secretary Sajid Javid telling MPs it was ‘clear’ the vaccine ‘would not get approval’ by medicines regulator

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