内容摘要：Niederhaus became a kidney transplant surgeon because around her 12th birthday, one saved her life. That kidney lasted three decades. When it failed, it took five years to find another. So she understands the draw of pig research, and urges people to learn their odds of getting a human kidney before volunteering.

Niederhaus became a kidney transplant surgeon because around her 12th birthday, one saved her life. That kidney lasted three decades. When it failed, it took five years to find another. So she understands the draw of pig research, and urges people to learn their odds of getting a human kidney before volunteering.

Inspectores que trabajaban en la línea en otra parte de la región de Bryansk encontraron el domingo daños en las vías del tren, dijo Ferrocarriles de Moscú en un comunicado. La operadora no dijo si los daños estaban relacionados con los puentes destruidos.En el pasado, algunos funcionarios han acusado a saboteadores proucranianos de atacar la infraestructura ferroviaria de Rusia. Sin embargo, los detalles que rodean esos incidentes son limitados y no pueden ser verificados de manera independiente.

En un comunicado el domingo, la inteligencia militar de Ucrania, conocida por la abreviatura ucraniana GUR, dijo que un tren de mercancías militar ruso que transportaba alimentos y combustible había sido volado en su ruta hacia Crimea. No afirmó que el ataque fuera obra del GUR ni mencionó los colapsos de los puentes.El comunicado decía que la “arteria” clave de Moscú con la región de Zaporiyia, ocupada por Rusia, y Crimea había sido destruida.Las fuerzas rusas han avanzado en la región de Zaporiyia, en el este de Ucrania, desde la invasión de Moscú en febrero de 2022. Crimea fue tomada y anexionada en 2014.

Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.SOMIS, Calif. (AP) — Andreas Tompros lost his home and at least a third of his avocado orchard to

last year, but the 47-year-old grower is not worried about his farm making a comeback.

While California farmers often rattle off a list of challenges they face including high labor costs,Worrall was gobsmacked the gator caller thought paramedics were the panacea for his problem.

“We could be on the phone to somebody with the alligator and the next call I take could be a cardiac arrest and they’ve had to wait in line for the call to be answered,” she said. “And we could have lost significant time getting hands on chest to do CPR.”When she got off the phone, she took a short break to share the story with her amused colleagues.

“We did have a little chat about that and, yeah, back to work I went,” she said. “On to the next call.”It appears the tall tale that all cats have nine lives may be true for a California Maine coon named Aggie.