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Inhaled nitric oxide at 300 ppm treats multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas pneumonia in swine and is safe in humans | Science Translational Medicine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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🚨 DIABETES “CURE” ALERT? Scientists May Have Just Rebooted the Human Pancreas 🔥 Imagine being told you don’t have to “manage” diabetes forever… because your body can start making insulin again — naturally. Sounds impossible, right? But a new breakthrough from Chinese researchers is turning heads worldwide, and it could change the future of diabetes treatment forever. Here’s what’s shocking: instead of giving insulin injections or controlling sugar levels only, scientists used stem cell therapy to help the body regrow the pancreas’s beta cells — the tiny cells that produce insulin and get destroyed in diabetes. In early clinical trial patients (including Type 1 and Type 2), doctors reportedly saw something people have waited decades to hear: real signs of insulin production coming back. Not “temporary control”… but actual recovery happening inside the body. Think about what that could mean… fewer injections, fewer sugar crashes, fewer scary complications — and maybe one day, diabetes could be reversed instead of managed. That’s why this news is being called a possible “medical breakthrough of the century.” With over 500 million people living with diabetes globally, this isn’t just medical progress… it’s hope on a massive scale. But here’s the truth: scientists are still cautious. The results are early, and bigger studies are needed to confirm it’s safe, long-lasting, and works for many people. Still… for the first time in a long time, the idea of “healing diabetes” doesn’t feel like a fantasy anymore. What do you think — is this the beginning of the end for lifelong diabetes treatment? 👇 Comment “HOPE” if you want this to become real for everyone.

Julie has spent her career fighting for New Yorkers, demonstrated by her work on the @NYCCouncil. As we confront challenges around housing and affordability, she is the innovative Speaker we need to deliver results for families across NYC. Congratulations to our new Speaker!

Julie Menin @JulieMenin

7 months ago

I’m deeply humbled that my colleagues have elected me as Speaker of the @NYCCouncil. I will work tirelessly to be a Speaker for each of them, and for everyone we represent across our great city.

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It's budget time, Queens! The FY27 Discretionary Expense Application is open. Applications from nonprofits will be accepted until February 18th. If you have questions about the budget process, join the @NYCCouncil nonprofit training Zoom for Queens on January 26th! Register 🔽

My office has partnered with the Medicare Rights Center for a presentation on cost-assistance programs at the SNAP Older Adult Center of Eastern Queens. Stop by on February 9th at 11 AM to learn if you are eligible for programs that will help you save on drug costs!

Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we remember the victims of Nazi persecution. We also recognize the importance of Holocaust education, which is why we recently announced a new $1.25 million investment in the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

I'm appalled by this horrific antisemitic assault that occurred on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, of all days.      This act of violence is yet another example of the deeply disturbing pattern of hateful incidents against our Jewish community. It’s why the Council’s Action Plan to Combat Antisemitism is so urgently needed. No New Yorker should ever be subjected to hatred or violence for who they are or how they worship, and we are taking action to put an end to it.

Lynn Schulman 舒曼琳 @Lynn4NYC

6 months ago

.@Grace4NY, @SenJoeAddabbo, @LeroyComrie, @AM_AndrewHevesi, @SamBergerNY and my statement on the antisemitic attack that took place today in Forest Hills, Queens.

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The Committee on Contracts held a hearing to review several proposed bills, including a pre-considered Introduction by @SpeakerMenin that would require pre-approval by the City’s comptroller and corporation counsel for emergency procurements, and limit their duration to 30 days unless a renewal is approved.

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@SamieNew16 @Lynn4NYC On this solemn day of remembrance! Wishing you great success in bringing health legislation to all New Yorkers!

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Retinal imaging and AI‑driven oculomics could support more personalized, scalable, and preventive models of care. ml.globenewswire.com/Resource/Downl…

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British Journalist SHOCKS Muslim Crowd With The Brutal Truth About Islam!

.@seckennedy visited the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s Journey to Recovery Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. The center integrates traditional healing with modern treatment to help people overcome addiction—a model for tribal health nationwide. This is how we Make America Healthy Again.

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🦷 South Korean scientists have unveiled a groundbreaking dental innovation — a tiny bioactive patch capable of regrowing real teeth naturally, potentially ending the era of dentures. Instead of relying on artificial implants, this patch activates the body’s own stem cells inside the jaw, kick-starting the regeneration of enamel, dentin, and even full tooth structures. Placed directly over the site of a missing tooth, it delivers precise biochemical signals that awaken dormant regenerative pathways, allowing a new tooth to grow from within the gums — complete with natural function and sensation. If upcoming human trials continue to show success, this technology could revolutionize dentistry, giving millions of people the ability to regrow their own teeth for the first time in history.