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Gabriella Brady, Science/International Editor

Gabriella Brady is a junior from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is a Biology and Neuroscience double major and German minor. This is her second year on staff, serving as a Science/International writer and now the Science/International editor. She is also the secretary of the Pre-Health and Neuroscience Clubs. In her free time, she likes to write, read, and play flute.

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Researchers perform  pig to human kidney transplant

Researchers perform pig to human kidney transplant

Gabby Brady, Science/International Editor October 28, 2021

In modern medicine, organ transplants save the lives of thousands of individuals suffering from terminal diseases. According to Smithsonian Magazine, human-to-human organ transplantation has been a large...

Footprints show evidence of humans 21,000 years ago

Gabby Brady, Science/International Editor October 14, 2021

Early human habitation in North America has been disputed by scientists for years. However, recent fossilized evidence displays that there were humans living in the Americas as far back as 21,000 to 23,000...

Suicide bombing in Pakistan kills three, injures 20

Gabby Brady, Science/International Editor September 17, 2021

Just a few weeks after the bombings in Afghanistan resulted in the deaths of 13 U.S. Marines and a vehicle collision with a landmine killed three Levies police personnel, another suicide bomb was detonated...

7.2 earthquake strikes Haiti, kills at least 2,200

Gabby Brady, Science/International Editor September 3, 2021

In late August, a 7.2 magintude earthquake struck 77 miles west of Haiti’s capital, Port-Au-Prince, and just over eight miles south-southeast of Petit Troup de Nippes, on the Enriquillo-Plantain Garden...

Rain showers in Greenland linked to climate change

Gabby Brady, Science/International Editor August 27, 2021

Rising sea levels, shrinking mountain glaciers and ice melting at a faster-than-normal rate in the Arctic and Antarctic regions are all signs that climate change is occurring. But climate change can present...

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