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In Miami, Dr. Alfonso Sabater displayed two images of Antonio Vento Carvajal’s eyes. In the first photo, both eyeballs were covered with cloudy scars, a result of his rare genetic condition called dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, which had left him legally blind since birth. However, in the second photo, taken after several months of receiving gene therapy through eyedrops, there was no sign of scarring in either eye. This groundbreaking gene therapy had been initially tested to improve the condition of Antonio’s skin, plagued by blisters due to the same genetic disorder. Witnessing its success on his skin inspired Dr. Sabater…

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HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — According to a reliable source, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has successfully passed a physical examination for his previously injured left foot. As a result, he is all set to kick off the training camp with the Las Vegas Raiders. The news was shared with The Associated Press on Sunday by an individual who requested anonymity as an official announcement is yet to be made. The eagerly awaited training camp is scheduled to commence on Wednesday. Due to his foot injury, Garoppolo refrained from participating in organized team activities. Nonetheless, Coach Josh McDaniels consistently expressed confidence that the…

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In IWAKI, Japan, the arrival of beach season heralds a time of delight for holidaymakers and prosperity for business owners, thanks to the abundant seafood offerings. However, the situation is quite different in Fukushima, where uncertainties loom. In the coming weeks, the tsunami-ravaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is set to begin the controlled release of treated radioactive wastewater into the ocean. This plan has been a subject of heated controversy and has triggered vehement protests both within Japan and beyond its borders. Local residents are understandably concerned about the potential consequences of discharging water tainted with radiation, twelve years…

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In the picturesque setting of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, Nick Chubb has proven himself to be an exceptional athlete, showcasing a remarkable blend of speed, strength, and precision. Whenever he gets hold of the football, he becomes a potent scoring threat for the Browns. However, what sets Chubb apart from many of his fellow players is not just his extraordinary talent. He has also secured a lucrative contract, making him one of the well-paid stars in the league. In response to the prevailing trend of NFL teams undervaluing the running back position, Nick Chubb, along with other notable star…

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In a recent development reported by the Associated Press, a 20-year-old woman named Sofia Haley Marks has been taken into custody by federal authorities on charges related to drug trafficking. She stands accused of selling narcotics that resulted in the tragic death of actor Robert De Niro’s 19-year-old grandson, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez. Appearing before the Manhattan federal court on Friday, Marks agreed to be held in custody until a later date when she may request bail. Prosecutors are strongly opposing any plea for her release. The charges against her stem from three counts of narcotics distribution directly linked to…

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In Knoxville, Tennessee, the NCAA handed down a hefty fine of over $8 million to the University on Friday. The stern report, spanning 80 pages, unveiled a shocking revelation of more than 200 infractions that occurred during the three-year period when Jeremy Pruitt served as the head football coach. Despite the severity of the violations, the Volunteers managed to avoid a postseason ban. The comprehensive report pointed out a staggering 18 Level I violations, which are considered the most serious offenses. These infractions primarily centered around recruiting misconduct and direct payments made to athletes and their families, amounting to approximately…

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In El Segundo, California, Pierre-Luc Dubois acknowledges that his previous involvement in two trades within a span of six years has led to a less-than-favorable perception of him within the hockey community. However, now that he has joined the Los Angeles Kings and signed a fresh eight-year contract, Dubois is eager to transform that perception. Expressing his joy at the opportunity, Dubois stated on Monday, “I am incredibly thrilled to be here for an extended period and to finally reveal my true self. I aim to dispel any preconceived notions or misconceptions that people may have about me.” On June…

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Hill Harper, renowned for his roles on popular TV shows like “CSI: NY” and “The Good Doctor,” declared his candidacy for Michigan’s vacant U.S. Senate seat, pitting him against U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin for the Democratic nomination. This announcement makes Harper the sixth Democratic contender in the race to succeed the retiring Sen. Debbie Stabenow, who disclosed in January that she won’t seek re-election for a fifth term in 2024 in the fiercely contested state. Although originally from Iowa, Harper has deep connections to Michigan, as he owns a residence in Detroit and acquired the Roasting Plant Coffee shop in…

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MULBERRY, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee and Kentucky whiskey and bourbon producers have long held a special place in the hearts of their local communities. These distilleries, where the spirits are crafted, and the barrelhouses, where they mature, have seamlessly blended with the rural charm of their surroundings, offering employment opportunities and instilling pride in a thriving local industry. However, the industry’s surging global popularity has ignited conflicts on the domestic front. In Kentucky, the birthplace of 95% of the world’s bourbon, counties are in open rebellion following a legislative decision to gradually eliminate a barrel tax that has been…

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In San Antonio, the excitement is brewing as the NBA Summer League approaches. Fans eagerly anticipate a potential showdown between the top two draft picks, Victor Wembanyama and Brandon Miller. The stage is set for a thrilling clash between San Antonio and Charlotte on July 7 in Las Vegas, marking the opening day of the Summer League. Interestingly, these two teams will also face off at the California Classic in Sacramento on July 3. Both Wembanyama, the highly talented French player, and Spurs coach Gregg Popovich have expressed their intention for him to participate in the summer games. However, the…

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