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Man hopes to use stem cells from newborn son to treat Crohn’s disease

Ryan Clarke, 29, from Doncaster wants to fly to Mexico or Switzerland for the treatment

The Independent UK

BLRX: September NDA

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Benzinga

Stem cell donor says saving stranger's life 'felt like winning the lottery'

Alex Christopher's donation saved the life of Patrick Languzzi who was given just a 3 per cent chance of survival after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer

Wales Online

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The lure of studying Stem subjects in times of crisis

Letter: Stefan Hawlin says earning a living is being prioritised over understanding the deep philosophical and spiritual questions of life

The Guardian - UK

Astronaut Tim Peake on bad A-level grades, his foray into festivals and how he fancies his chances on Strictly

The Astronaut had some advice for students who received their A-level results this week

Manchester Evening News

Gary Busey charged with sex offenses at Monster-Mania Con in New Jersey

The charges stem from offenses at the annual Monster Mania Convention at the Doubletree Hotel on Aug. 12-14 in Cherry Hill, N.J., a Philadelphia suburb, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Scientists made synthetic embryos — and created an ethical dilemma

Opinion: A team of researchers created synthetic mouse embryos from stem cells that lived for 8 days in a bioreactor in a lab. Their achievement raises legal and ethical concerns.

Inverse

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'Abuse and trauma in childhood is leading to addiction and mental health crisis among care leavers'

A care leaver has spoken about his experiences in the care system as a child

Belfast Live

Alzheimer's breakthrough: Scientists reverse disease with gene therapy

In the study, stem cell survival was enhanced by deleting a gene called Bax

Wales Online

QPR to host stem cell donor search for family friend of defender Jimmy Dunne

A bone marrow transplant match is needed for teenager suffering from leukaemia

The Independent UK

QPR ask fans to take blood stem cell donor test at match against Rotherham

The Championship club will host a swab centre outside Loftus Road on Saturday, as the defender Jimmy Dunne searches for a bone marrow transplant for a close family friend

The Guardian - UK

This year’s A-level results in England explained in five charts

English literature falls out of favour while girls fare worse than boys from return to exams

The Guardian - UK

Scots mum heartbroken after nine-year-old daughter dies from brain tumour

Little Faye Taylor, from Craigneuk, Wishaw, was diagnosed with a tumour deep in her brain stem on May 19.

Daily Record

US universities are pipelines to the defense industry. What does that say about our morals?

Much of our higher education system is a glorified feeder for Lockheed Martin and other defense industry firms

The Guardian - US

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Benzinga

Recap Of Wednesday's Biotech Catalysts - End Of the Day Summary

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Bluebird bio’s (NASDAQ:BLUE) lead asset ZYNTEGLO (betibeglogene autotemcel) to treat the underlying genetic cause of beta‑thalassemia in adult and pediatric patients who require regular red blood cell (RBC) transfusions. Bluebird shares traded in a range of $6.13 to $8.18 on a day…

Mic

Block Parties Are More Essential Than Ever

Summertime treats, booming sound systems, and good vibes are tools of survival in a joy-starved world.

Benzinga

RICO Charges: Once Reserved For The Mafia Now A Familiar Anti-Cannabis Industry Tactic

Charges stemming from the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act have long been a looming threat in the cannabis industry. Coming from civil, state and federal levels, the charges have been used as a method to stymie cannabis operations, whether just or not.

The Conversation

Computer science benefits students with learning disabilities – but not always for the long term

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

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Irish Mirror

Dad who 'refused to leave A&E' without blood tests diagnosed with terminal cancer

Gareth Dixon, 40, from Warrington in the UK, was suffering from fatigue, thirst and aches and pains last year

Wales Online

Dad 'refused to leave A&E' without blood tests and then had terminal diagnosis

Gareth Dixon said he was initially told to go back to his GP

Manchester Evening News

Brave dad refused to leave A&E without blood test - results show he has terminal cancer

“They basically told me there was nothing wrong with me. I wasn’t going to sit there for hours to be told nothing was wrong.”

Daily Mirror

Dad who wouldn't leave A&E without blood test gets diagnosis as wife 'can't stop crying'

Gareth Dixon started to suffer from chest pains and, after a 20-hour wait at Warrington Hospital’s A&E department, received a terminal diagnosis that saw his wife break down crying

The Independent UK

Reports: Ex-officer to plead guilty in Breonna Taylor case

A former Kentucky police detective intends to plead guilty to a civil rights charge stemming from the botched drug raid that led to Breonna Taylor's fatal shooting in 2020

ABC News

Second jobs, burnout and too much work: Teachers demoralised as education ministers meet for crisis talks on staff shortages

Horror stories of burnout, demoralisation and ever-growing workloads have become all too common as the education system faces an "unprecedented" teacher drought that's the "single biggest issue" facing all school sectors.

The Conversation

First synthetic embryos: the scientific breakthrough raises serious ethical questions

Children, even some who are too young for school, know you can’t make a baby without sperm and an egg. But a team of researchers in Israel have called into question the basics of what we teach children about the birds and the bees, and created a mouse embryo using…

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