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GLOBAL UNITY COMPETITION - The Second Annual Global Creative Competition saw medical students from around the globe share their creative responses to the theme: Global Unity.

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A blood test using RNA markers offers new expectations for people with mood disorders, such as depression, which may be an important breakthrough in t

The Silent Pressure POEM Have you felt Belittled and scorned You are walking alone What everyone is doing The one to be left out Each time to be And who are the have-nots Those who go through it, Either they are driven Who unwillingly follow? They belong Or else they will be called Outcasts or looked down upon Sometimes when they rebel Knowing it will be difficult To walk the path alone, So they start grudgingly And carry resentment, unhappiness Can’t make up their mind And always follow a p...

The forensic pathologist called Wednesday as an expert for the defense in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is a former Maryland medical examiner linked to controversy surrounding death in police custody on the Eastern Shore. Chauvin is facing second- and third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter charges after he restrained Floyd by holding his knee on the 46-year-olds neck for more than nine minutes May 25, 2020. Fowler told jurors that because o...

"When the State finally released its autopsy findings, officials outrageously contended that Anton’s bipolar disorder was a contributing cause of death, as opposed to the law enforcement officers’ brutal actions in chasing, tasing, and pinning Anton down under hundreds of pounds of weight for six minutes until he lost consciousness and stopped breathing," the lawsuit states. The complaint alleges law enforcement "improperly influenced" the medical examiner. The lawsuit points to a suppleme...

Family of Maryland teen who died in encounter with police sues in federal court Ovetta Wiggins, The Washington Post Dec. 17, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Brandon Jackson, brother of Anton Black, and Janell Black, Antons mother, in Greensboro, Md.Washington Post photo by Courtland Milloy. The family of a young Black man from Marylands Eastern Shore who died during an encounter with police filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the officers, the state medical examiner, the three towns where the o...

Going to be what we call facially neutral. the question is, are they being enforced selectively? its been the core of the topic of discussion in the weeks -- in the time since freddie grays death is that all of this comes back to the sense that theres selective enforcement of policing in our society and in our city of course. and so theres a concern in which sort of this is another example of that. and its really clearly not needed. were all calling for sort of a chance to reexamine how weve don...

We often have rules that are going to be what we call facially neutral. its been the core of the topic of discussion sort inform weeks -- in the time since freddie grays death is that all of this comes back to the sense that theres selective enforcement of policing in our society and in our city of course. and so theres a concern in which sort of this is another example of that. and its really clearly not needed. were all calling for sort of a chance to reexamine how weve done things. lets start...

Other cities that have large protests that their activities impact our city, too. so at this point were going to stay stable. >> joining us is sonia kumar, a staff attorney for the aclu. >> thank you for having me. >> why has the aclu asked to lift the curfew? >> were joining a chorus of individuals, organizations and businesses that you and other media have been talking to all week saying that weve shown were okay right now, we have the right to be out in our city, going about our daily lives. ...