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April 3, 2025

Emirates Will Soon Become the Worldโ€™s First Autism-Certified Airline

This year, Emirates is poised to become the worldโ€™s first autism-certified airline, marking a significant milestone for increased accessibility while traveling. The designation will be official in the coming months, once the Dubai-based airline completes its training of over 30,000 cabin crew and ground staff members in collaboration with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES).

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March 25, 2025

8-Year-Old Heart Transplant Candidate Craving Pickles Gets โ€œPickle Partyโ€ in Childrenโ€™s Hospital

An 8-year-old named Emerson Bayse considers pickles a big dillโ€”especially now that sheโ€™s awaiting a heart transplant at Boston Childrenโ€™s Hospital. Her hankering for pickles began as she prepared for the procedure, a common experience for cardiac patients on fluid restrictions, who often develop a taste for salty foods.

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March 10, 2025

$2.2 Million Worth of Stolen Ancient Artifacts Returned to Greece and Italy

While the phrases โ€œcultural restitutionโ€ and โ€œrepatriationโ€ may be considered by some to be no more than hot buzzwords, last month, New York authorities proved that they take the return of cultural artifacts seriously. The Manhattan District Attorneyโ€™s Office announced two separate occasions of ancient artifact repatriations in February, while the Metropolitan Museum of Art also announced a case for return after conducting internal provenance research on an object in their collection.

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March 7, 2025

RIP James Harrison: Blood Donor Who Saved the Lives of Over 2.4 Million Babies Dies at 88

Prolific blood donor James Harrisonโ€”whose plasma saved the lives of more than two million babiesโ€”has died at age 88. His family revealed that he peacefully passed away in his sleep at a nursing home in New South Wales, Australia, on February 17. Harrison was famously known as โ€œThe Man with the Golden Armโ€ because his blood contained a rare and valuable antibody called Anti-D.

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