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there was just a change from having an injection when you had a bleed to you would have an injection every other day. and we accepted it, we didn't question it. we thought it was the norm and it was the norm because we were all doing it. and what did they actually do? was it repeated testing? it wasn't just what they were putting in. it's what they were taking out. you know, it was virtually equal quantities. they would give you a 60 ml syringe of a product and then ten minutes later, they'd want to take 60ml out. i recall two lads being... they had so much blood taken out of them. up to a point, i would say 60mls syringe after 60mls syringe. that wasn't normal. that wasn't the norm at all. 0ne lad has so much blood taken from it that he was almost opaque. when we look back now, we think they're taking that out to see what that product has done to you.

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Construction begins for new state health and environmental lab in Eaton County

A groundbreaking ceremony held in Eaton County on Friday kicked off construction of the new state public health and environmental science laboratory.

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Special Report With Bret Baier

>> researchers at florida international university believe they found a way to eliminate some of the trial and error in cancer treatment. combining d.n.a. analysis with extensive drug testing, the scientists say they are able to see within days how small samples of a patient's living cancer cells respond to numerous potential treatments. >> we tested over 120 fda approved drugs directly on the patient's cancer cells and we did that within a week. >> lab collaborated with logan's doctor to identify treatments that worked and eliminate those that did not. >> one of his medications is very toxic to the heart. and what our testing showed us was that the regimen without that medication works just as well with the tumor cells as it did with it. >> in a peer reviewed pediatric study only one in eight participants with auto advanced relapsed cancers saw improved health with standard treatment. of the six treatment receiving

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

putin continues to brutalize the people of view crane literally fired a missile at a hotel that took dozens of lives and injured nearly 100 men, women, and children. now is the time for america to lead. and i'm encouraged to see the congress moving in that direction. >> they are moving in that direction. but it's taken quite some time and a lot of the protest against this bill is coming from the right-wing of the republican party in the house. some of donald trump's most stalwart supporters. what do you say to them when they say not more, not one more penny to ukraine, what's your response? >> well, i say to them from my years of experience as vice president, from my years serving on the international relations committee in the house that this is a real moment of testing for the united states. and we need to

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BBC News

saying? the families applauded the jury after the jury foreman returned a verdict earlier this afternoon. this has been a long and very emotionaljourney to this has been a long and very emotional journey to this this has been a long and very emotionaljourney to this point. i mean, many of the people in the dublin coroner �*s court today were survivors of that fire. there were people there who lost her sisters, brothers, who themselves were at that nightclub on that fateful night. we are awaiting further reaction from the families, but the tee shot, the irish prime minister has released a statement, and he is talking about the families. he said, "you never gave up on justice for them. he never let ireland forget about them." may have —— the criminal cases review commission has offered an unreserved apology to andrew malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of rape. he had applied for his case to be reviewed in 2009 and 2020, but the commission refused to order further forensic testing or refer the case for appeal,

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CNN NewsNight With Abby Phillip

told cnn in a statement, in some cases, they're pathologists keep organs for further testing to come to an accurate cause of death for renal claims, oregon serve another purpose at the school right now, we have concrete evidence that the students are using some of these organs for training in medical school, a group of 13 uab medical students question the ethics of the school's retention of some inmate organs without consent as far back as 2018 they wrote this letter to school administrators saying in part, or concern is not what the practice of autopsy, but with the process of consent for the retention and use of tissue samples. >> two of those former medical students tell cnn their instructors acknowledged that many of their teaching samples came from inmates because inmates tend to have more developed disease easier to see and learn from the students agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity, fearing career repercussions. one saying, it's plainly and obviously wrong, there was no understanding of medical ethics in which this is permissible.

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Deadline White House

hell in this country is going to be thinking that you should not apply the exact same rules to dth as you would to any other defendant. i think that is not doing anyone any favors by doing that. it's something he's goating the judge to do and maybe something for political reasons that he wants to have happen. that's irrelevant. the effect is the thing that has to be dealt with right now. and i think that this is something with all eyes are really on the judge buzz it's going to set the tone for how this trial goes. it's clear that donald trump is testing that right now. >> sue craig, you were in and around the courthouse, the judge, the defendant, the jurors and is it known?

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The Beat With Ari Melber

>> you're saying the lack of a hearing that draws the line, the defendant sees that as a chance to misbehave more? >> or even an admonishment. we're going to have a hearing next week, mr. trump, i'm telling you, we have a gag order, don't violate it. that hasn't even happened. >> then i take it to al sharpton. you know your way around new york, the particular media environment and how donald trump has navigated this. he's not being completely reckless or what his supporters would call brave, by which i mean he's not just sounding off. he keeps testing, right? he used the fox thing be to try to say, i'm just sharing what's out there. what do you think of his tactics? how do you think this will play out in new york, an arena you know well? >> i think he's being very strategic, which donald trump is always strategic in terms of himself. i think he's testing it. you used the right word, ari, to

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One in 10 electric blankets failing thermal image inspection, testing company warns

An electrical testing company owner says about 10 per cent of electric blankets brought to him for checks are failing thermal inspections. MegaTest’s Kevin...

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Higher standards, more road testing of imported cells must for EV safety: Ather

Higher standards, more road testing of imported cells must for EV safety: Ather : Rashtra News #Higher #standards #road #testing #imported #cells #safety #Ather Chennai: Bengaluru-headquartered Ather has said regulators need to raise mandatory safety standards for electric two-wheelers to make the battery-run vehicles safer on roads after fire accidents involving e-scooters sparked alarm among

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