Emergency Medical Care in a Backpack
Researchers have created a backpack that has a computer and medicines in it that can help even untrained soldiers save the lives of wounded troops.
Researchers have created a backpack that has a computer and medicines in it that can help even untrained soldiers save the lives of wounded troops.
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The United States government says transgender students have a right to use restrooms that agree with their chosen sexual identity.
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