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brimblebramble

Was she in her 40s? - Skally, 16.06.26

dogpuppy

pallanophblargh

Been doing test prints all day working off the rust and ironing out issues, but this one shows some promise.

The little red eye detail was added afterward with fine liner.

If I open these up for sale I will be picking a local organization to donate proceeds to. It’s been a long while since I’ve sold anything that wasn’t print on demand or commissioned so that will be an issue to solve.

wallofgoats

no way daily mail posted this expecting people not to find it funny as hell

escuerzoresucitado

cacodaemonia

I know folks have been sharing this link on other posts, but &udm=14 works well:

fangeek-girl

You can add it as an extension to Firefox now: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/udm14/reviews/

feedtheswamp

classic bunch

sadomarxist

chingaderita

Source 1

From the article:

In a promising development for millions with diabetes, researchers in China have reported a potential cure using cell therapy. The study, published in the journal Cell Discovery, details the successful treatment of a 59-year-old man with type 2 diabetes. The patient, who had been battling the disease for 25 years and relied on daily insulin injections, underwent an innovative cell transplant in July 2021. The procedure involved creating lab-grown replicas of insulin-producing islet cells, found in the pancreas, which were then transplanted into the patient. According to a report in the South China Morning Post, the treatment proved remarkably successful. Within eleven weeks, the patient no longer required external insulin. Over the following year, he gradually reduced and eventually stopped taking oral medication for blood sugar control. Follow-up examinations confirmed a restored function in the patient's pancreatic islet cells, allowing him to remain medication-free for over 33 months. While this is a single-patient case study, experts view it as a significant breakthrough in cell therapy for diabetes. Professor Timothy Kieffer, a researcher at the University of British Columbia, called it "an important advance in the field." However, further large-scale trials are needed to confirm the efficacy and safety of this approach before it can be widely used as a treatment.

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This sounds great!

coolyo294

Theyre running out of shit to talk about

tahthetrickster

if it was about 15 years ago i’d already have seen 12 different AMVs of chimera falin set to three days grace animal i have become on my feed but that just doesn’t happen anymore. because of woke