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Author: Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY

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A pig’s heart has given an ex-con a second chance, but is it ethical?

January 19, 2022January 19, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on A pig’s heart has given an ex-con a second chance, but is it ethical?

A pig’s heart transplant may be a gift – or a curse – to an ex-con. How ethical is it? A look at the case of David Bennett Sr.

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Beyond Aduhelm: Why experts have never felt more optimistic about Alzheimer’s treatments

January 16, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on Beyond Aduhelm: Why experts have never felt more optimistic about Alzheimer’s treatments

Even as the controversial new drug Aduhelm offers hope for those with Alzheimer’s, researchers are exploring new kinds of treatment approaches.

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‘My dad’s a fighter’: Man’s recovery exceeding expectations after receiving heart from genetically modified pig

January 12, 2022January 13, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘My dad’s a fighter’: Man’s recovery exceeding expectations after receiving heart from genetically modified pig

Dave Bennett, 57, who received the first heart transplant from a genetically modified pig, is breathing on his own, and speaking with a quiet voice.

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First-ever pig-to-human heart transplant offers hope for thousands in need of organs

January 10, 2022January 11, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on First-ever pig-to-human heart transplant offers hope for thousands in need of organs

The breakthrough by doctors at the University of Maryland offers hope for those who languish on organ transplant waitlists.

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The pandemic is changing. Will omicron bring a ‘new normal’ for COVID-19?

January 9, 2022January 11, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on The pandemic is changing. Will omicron bring a ‘new normal’ for COVID-19?

Experts say it’s too soon to know for sure what the coronavirus will do next, but one thing is clear: the world is going to have to live with COVID.

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Technology used in mRNA COVID vaccines offers hope for treatment of millions with heart disease, study suggests

January 7, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on Technology used in mRNA COVID vaccines offers hope for treatment of millions with heart disease, study suggests

For now the success by University of Pennsylvania researchers has only been achieved in mice, but it offers hope for millions of people with fibrosis.

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Pfizer COVID-19 shot won’t be ready for youngest kids for months: ‘Might be a three-dose vaccine’

January 6, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on Pfizer COVID-19 shot won’t be ready for youngest kids for months: ‘Might be a three-dose vaccine’

The lower dose given to 2- to 5-year-olds hasn’t produced the necessary immune protection in early tests, according to Pfizer.

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Skeptics doubted vaccines long before COVID, despite health gains

January 1, 2022 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on Skeptics doubted vaccines long before COVID, despite health gains

Have questions about the safety of vaccines for kids? Welcome to a long history of those who have asked if getting sick is more dangerous than a shot.

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Good news about omicron: It may pass quickly, pose small threat to vaccinated, experts say

December 28, 2021 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on Good news about omicron: It may pass quickly, pose small threat to vaccinated, experts say

Because omicron is so contagious, it may not be around for long, and people who are fully vaccinated tend to see few symptoms, experts say.

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Trailblazing gene therapy offers promise of curing rare diseases before they take hold

December 26, 2021 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY Comments Off on Trailblazing gene therapy offers promise of curing rare diseases before they take hold

in the coming years, scientists hope to end a number of illnesses that have caused misery for generations.

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