A stray pit bull saves a woman and her two-old son from a man with a knife. The stray pit-bull was running around the park that the woman "Angela" and her two-old was playing in at Port Charlotte, Florida. The woman was getting ready to leave with her son when a man began to attack the mother and child with a knife. The sixty-five pound pit bull charged at the attacker and scared him off. Angela was so shaken she ran into her car with her son and to her surprise the pit-bull followed them and was seating in the backseat of the car. Angela named the pit-bull Angel and plans to adopt the dog if on one comes forward. She believes that Angel is her guardian angel.
http://www.inquisitr.com/205846/stray-pit-pull-saves-mother-and-child-from-knife-wielding-attacker/
Michigan teen wins breast cancer research in 1st prize Intel Science Talent Search. Nithin Tumma won the award of $100,000 with his "elegant project" stated Dr. Andy Yeager head judge of the University of Arizona Cancer Center. The project defined the molecular pathways and the proteins of signal cell behavior and their involvement in breast cancer. This may lead in an improved target and less-toxic therapies for cancer patients. Tumma will use the money for college and wants a career in computational biology. He has already been accepted in MIT, Cal Tech and Standford and is waiting to hear from Harvard and Princeton before making his final decision.
http://education.tmcnet.com/news/2012/03/14/6186676.htm
A postal worker saves a UK man that had only 6 months to live. Audrey Pollard joined the bone marrow registry in 2003. Mark Worrall who's from Birmingham, England was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia in September, 2003, and was told by doctors that he had 4 to 6 months to live. He underwent chemo and radiation for a month before he was contacted that he had an exact bone marrow match in New York City. Pollard saved Worrall's life and this week they met for the first time in New York City.
Watch the emotional video http://www.happynews.com/news/3152012/us-postal-worker-saves-life-uk-cancer-patient.htm
http://www.thegrio.com/health/postal-worker-saves-life-of-british-cancer-patient.php#46744930
http://www.inquisitr.com/205846/stray-pit-pull-saves-mother-and-child-from-knife-wielding-attacker/
Michigan teen wins breast cancer research in 1st prize Intel Science Talent Search. Nithin Tumma won the award of $100,000 with his "elegant project" stated Dr. Andy Yeager head judge of the University of Arizona Cancer Center. The project defined the molecular pathways and the proteins of signal cell behavior and their involvement in breast cancer. This may lead in an improved target and less-toxic therapies for cancer patients. Tumma will use the money for college and wants a career in computational biology. He has already been accepted in MIT, Cal Tech and Standford and is waiting to hear from Harvard and Princeton before making his final decision.
http://education.tmcnet.com/news/2012/03/14/6186676.htm
A postal worker saves a UK man that had only 6 months to live. Audrey Pollard joined the bone marrow registry in 2003. Mark Worrall who's from Birmingham, England was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia in September, 2003, and was told by doctors that he had 4 to 6 months to live. He underwent chemo and radiation for a month before he was contacted that he had an exact bone marrow match in New York City. Pollard saved Worrall's life and this week they met for the first time in New York City.
Watch the emotional video http://www.happynews.com/news/3152012/us-postal-worker-saves-life-uk-cancer-patient.htm
http://www.thegrio.com/health/postal-worker-saves-life-of-british-cancer-patient.php#46744930
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