⚾️Stanford Sports Medicine Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Marc Safran joined NBC Sports Bay Area’s Taylor Wirth to break down the injury, explain the severity, and share expert insight on what it could mean moving forward for the Giants pitcher, Logan Webb.
https://t.co/HwOas1NAei
This is wild. The amount of lives this will save is staggering.
Most people have no idea that Israel created a revolutionary bio-glue that can seal internal wounds in seconds.
A Technion team developed a biodegradable, anti-bacterial hydrogel inspired by the natural adhesives mussels use to stick to rocks.
This medical breakthrough instantly closes bleeding tissue, fights infection, and breaks down safely inside the body.
From emergency surgery to battlefield medicine, it’s a game-changer for saving lives.
This isn’t science fiction anymore. It’s Israeli innovation turning nature’s genius into life-saving technology.
Proud every single day. 🇮🇱
#Technion #BioGlue #IsraelInnovation #MedicalBreakthrough #StartupNation
🎙️Tune in as Christina K. Hardesty hosts a specialScoliosis Research Society podcast episode for Women’s History Month, featuring Andrew G. King, Karen A. Weissmann, and Serena S. Hu.
https://t.co/H19hTDeZ5X
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Thousands of Iranians have been murdered for fighting for their freedom against the Islamic regime in the last 72 hours.
The United Nations? Silent. Human rights organizations? Silent. Amnesty International? Silent.
Their silence is deafening.
The protests in Iran cannot be separated from the long-standing, state-imposed restrictions on girls’ and women’s autonomy, in all aspects of public life including education. Iranian girls, like girls everywhere, demand a life with dignity.
The people of Iran have long warned about this repression, at great personal risk, and their voices have been silenced for decades. These restrictions exist within a wider system of gendered control shaped by segregation, surveillance, and punishment — one that limits freedom, choice, and safety far beyond the classroom.
They demand their voices be heard and the right to determine their political future. That future must be driven by the Iranian people, and include the leadership of Iranian women and girls — not external forces or oppressive regimes.
I stand with the people and girls of Iran in their call for freedom and dignity. They deserve to determine their own future.
Ladies and gentlemen, we got him. Last night SJPD located and arrested the suspect responsible for the triple shooting at Valley Fair Mall that occurred on November 28th.
More information to follow.
I am confused. 10,000s are actually dying from famine in Sudan. It is reachable from every side.
Unlike the mythical Gaza 'famine', children are really dying from malnutrition in Sudan.
So where is Greta? The activist convoys? The 1000s of jeeps on their way?
Just asking.
Islamist militants are killing women and children and terrorizing civilians. It is so heartbreaking to see loud voices on social media stay silent.
Those who have been lecturing us on “genocide” for the past two years are suddenly out of words.
As a Palestinian who refuses to parrot our leadership’s lies, I have to say it bluntly: Telling Mizrahi Jews - Jews from Iraq, Yemen, Egypt, Morocco, Syria, and the rest of the Arab world, that they are doing “ethnic cleansing” to us is the gaslight of the century.
Let’s start with facts. Mizrahi Jews didn’t “come from Europe.” They lived in the Middle East for thousands of years, long before Islam, long before Arab conquest, long before any modern state. Their ancestors spoke the same ancient Hebrew mentioned in the Qur’an’s stories, they prayed facing Jerusalem, and their communities in Babylon, Damascus, and Sana’a existed for over 2,500 years. They are as indigenous to this region as the olive trees, as native to the Middle East as we are.
When Arab states turned against them in the 20th century, after Israel was established, they were ethnically cleansed: homes looted, businesses seized, citizenship revoked, synagogues burned, people lynched. Nearly a million Jews were expelled from Arab lands. Most fled to Israel with nothing.
And now, decades later, our leadership dares to call them the colonizers? The same families who were driven from Baghdad, Aleppo, and Tripoli - who rebuilt their lives from refugee camps in Israel, are accused of committing the same crime that was done to them. That’s not just hypocrisy; it’s historical amnesia.
If we truly want justice, we have to stop gaslighting our neighbors and start acknowledging that their story is Middle Eastern too.
Our liberation won’t come from denying theirs.
Palo Alto, CA - woman caught on camera tearing down posters of kidnapped Jews being held in Gaza for nearly 2 years now, stating "I don't give a sh*t".
Recognize her?