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science
Longest human transplant of pig kidney fails
Towana Looney, a 53-year-old grandmother from Alabama who received a kidney from a gene-edited pig on 25 November 2024, had it removed last week...
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beauty
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health
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books
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auto
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entrepreneurship
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fitness
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learning
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health
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cool stuff
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nature
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