Newsletter #23: flying frogs, diverse parliaments and a HIV cure
Tom & Jasmin
22. Juli 2024
Time for some good news.
Signs Of Hope For HIV Cure After 7th Person Cured – Global.
An adult man dubbed “The Next Berlin Patient” has been declared the seventh person to be cured of HIV.
Cambodia Marks Comeback Of World’s Most Endangered Siamese Crocodiles – Cambodia.
At least 60 baby crocodiles of the rare Siamese species were born in Cambodia marking a hatching record for the endangered species in this century.
The Power Of Poop: Detroit’s Method For Early Disease Detection Is Saving Lives – U.S.A.
Imagine you want to identify a potential emerging infectious disease in an urban area before it becomes an outbreak. Could you collect clinical samples from everyone in the community on a regular basis and test them all for every possible virus? No, that’s an impossible task!
UK Elects Most Diverse Parliament In History – U.K.
Black, Asian and ethnic minority lawmakers will represent around 13% of the House of Commons, up from 10% in 2019, when Britain last held a parliamentary election.
100+ Rare Amphibians Have Been Released Back Into Yosemite National Park Following Wildfires – U.S.A
They flew over California last week on their way to a new home: a remote meadow in Yosemite Natonal Park.
On this day…
22.07.1963
Malaysian State Sarawak achieves independence from British colonial rule.
That’s it for this week – we hope you’ve been Well Fed
