Tim Friede, a scientist, has injected himself with snake venom over 850 times, including more than 200 bites from dangerous snakes, to develop a groundbreaking immunity and aid in creating a universal antivenom. His unique antibodies, resulting from nearly two decades of venom exposure, have shown remarkable efficacy in protecting against a variety of snake bites, leading researchers to formulate a treatment cocktail that has proven effective in animal tests. This innovative approach aims to significantly reduce the annual toll of snakebite fatalities and disabilities, potentially revolutionizing antivenom therapies worldwide.
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Triple murderer Nicholas Prosper spared whole life sentence after appeal refused
Nicholas Prosper, 19, was sentenced to 49 years for murdering his mother, Juliana Falcon, and siblings, Giselle and Kyle, while plotting a school massacre. His plans were thwarted when his mother woke up early, leading to her death and his subsequent arrest; the Court of Appeal upheld the 49-year term, deeming it not 'unduly lenient.' Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Nicholas Prosper, a 19-year-old who murdered his mother and siblings while plotting a...
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