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Gene-edited pig kidney keeps monkey alive for 2 years Could it one day help transplants patients?

Genetically engineered pig organs now show long-term survival in monkeys, a scientific advance that could some day help people waiting for a transplant.

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Heparin s COVID-19 Benefit Greatest in Moderately Ill Patients

Therapeutic levels of heparin can have widely varying effects on COVID-19 patients depending on the severity of their disease, according to a multiplatform clinical trial.

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Health-care workers battled burnout before COVID-19 — now it s even worse, experts warn

Health-care workers battled burnout before COVID-19 â now it s even worse, experts warn New Canadian research suggests feelings of burnout were high long before COVID-19 arrived in Canada, particularly among nurses. This is prompting concern that months of heightened pressure is taking even more of a toll on health-care workers and their ability to do their jobs. Social Sharing

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