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An Insightful Collaboration, Literally

Swiss Startup Develops World's First 'Personalized Skin' Machine

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Spanish Inventor Crafts 3D-printed Prosthetic Arms

Instead of Dirty Looks, a Kind Stranger Lay on the Ground to Calm Boy with Autism During a Meltdown

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Covid Hits Ecuador Doctors Who Delayed Wedding to Treat Sick

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For the First Time, a Blood Test Can Tell if Cancer Treatment Is Working Right Away

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Indian Medical Workers Scale Mountains to Bring Vaccines to Remote Corners

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Woman Reunites with Doctors Who Save Her and Unborn Son During the Height of the Pandemic

Let's Do It: Alzheimer's Patient Asks Wife to Marry Him Again After Falling in Love for a Second Time

This Is the Hospital Ward Made from Trash

In Lebanon, a Search for Medicine and a Stranger's Help

Meds for More: How the Kindness from One Apartment Complex Sparked an Initiative

New Zealand Reaches 100 Days Without Community Transmission

A Pandemic Upside: The Flu Virus Became Less Diverse, Simplifying the Task of Making Flu Shots

98 Percent of Eligible in Montana Native American Tribe Now Fully Vaccinated

Hospital Care at Home Is a Hit With Patients and Health Care Providers

Sinovac Shot Reduced Covid Deaths in Brazil Town by 95 Percent After 75 Percent of the Population Was Vaccinated

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The Teenagers Fighting India's Deadly Covid Crisis

India Tests Drone Delivery of Vaccines to Isolated Rural Villages

Genetic Therapy Brings Limited Vision to Blind Man, Scientists Say

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Coordination Prevents Pandemic Overwhelm in One Indian State

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