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At the time, Oscar Larrainzar was on dialysis and hadn't had a functioning bladder in seven years.

The work, the first-ever chronicling of a human bladder transplant, was reviewed by peers before publishing in The Lancet on June 23.

Nassiri already has identified patients for two additional bladder transplants in 2026, as part of the ongoing clinical trial at UCLA Health. »

2:22 • Source: CNN Son of Houston man fatally shot by ICE: ‘He did not deserve to die’ 2:22.

“He did not deserve to be reduced to a headline of ‘Mexican man shot and killed by ICE,’” he said Wednesday.

Flowers sit at the scene where an ICE agent fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo Tuesday during a vehicle stop in Houston. »

From global conflicts to criminal networks, drones are reshaping the nature of war and the balance of power.

KAKISSIS: This small drone hunts and destroys Iranian designed Shahed drones, which Russia uses to attack Ukrainian cities nearly every night.

YURII CHEREVASHENKO: (Through interpreter) When these drones go on combat duty, we see in real time what needs to be changed. »

The gift follows Scott's previous $4 million gift to Active Minds in 2021, reinforcing the organization's position as a national leader in youth mental health and its mission to create a society that forever values and prioritizes mental health.

Active Minds plans to expand investments in youth-led solutions through initiatives such as the Active Minds Mental Health Advocacy Academy for High School Youth and Active Minds Mental Health Advocacy Institute for College Students, increasing the number of youth and young adults who can gain the leadership, advocacy, and organizing skills needed to drive meaningful mental health change in their schools, campuses, and communities.

"This is a defining moment for Active Minds and for youth mental health in this country," said Alison Malmon, Founder & Executive Director at Active Minds. »