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#duke-university

It's been quite the ride for Toby Fournier of late, but one she continues to have tunnel vision through.The 17-year-old Toronto native committed to Duke University on Wednesday.After celebrating with family over dinner that night, ESPN's 13th-ranked 2024 basketball prospect is now in Edmonton for senior women's national team camp, with eyes on competing for Canada at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

The National Institutes of Health is now enrolling participants to test an experimental universal influenza vaccine using mRNA technology.The NIH is looking for 50 volunteers ages 18 to 49 for the Phase 1 trial at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.A universal influenza vaccine would be a major public health achievement and could eliminate the need for both annual development of seasonal influenza vaccines, as well as the need for patients to get a flu shot each year, said Acting NIAID Director Dr. Hugh Auchincloss in a news release.

Financial wellness technology company EarnUp reached a new milestone last quarter, helping millions of Americans schedule mortgage, auto, and student loan payments through its Payday to Payday program and technology.The company says it processed more than 50 million payment transactions worth $43 billion in total as of Q1 2023.

Right-Handed Relief Pitcher6´0´´220 poundsAge: 232022 High Level Kannapolis (Low-A)Age relative to high level +0.3 yearsSSS rank among all right-handed relief pitchers in the system 24Overall 2022 stats 2-0 ⚾️ 8 games ⚾️ 1 Sv ⚾️ 1.00 ERA ⚾️ 1.111 WHIP ⚾️ 8 K ⚾️ 6 BB
With pick No. 461 in the 15th round of the 2022 MLB draft, the White Sox added right-handed pitcher Billy Seidl from Duke University.

Jones grew up on his family's farm in Michigan before earning law and medical degrees from Duke University.After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, he joined the Navy and served as a flight surgeon for a Marine helicopter squadron in Iraq.Afterward, he got a master's degree in public administration and served for a year as a White House fellow in the Obama administration, working with the secretary of Health and Human Services on improving care for veterans.

Bayern Munich youth defender Grayson Dettoni was selected for the USMNT U-19 camp being held at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Fla.
Dettoni is a Virginia-born center-back, who played many of his foundational years in the United States for the San Diego Surf.Below is the invite list for the camp:
GOALKEEPERS (2):Gavin Beavers ( Real Salt Lake; Las Vegas, Nev.), Charles DeMarco (BW Gottschee; New York, N.Y.)
DEFENDERS (8):Kamran Acito (Duke University; New York, N.Y.), Reed Baker-Whiting ( Seattle Sounders FC; Seattle, Wash.), Noah Cobb ( Atlanta United FC; Chattanooga, Tenn.), Grayson Dettoni (Bayern Munich/GER; Munich, Germany), Drew Murray (Unattached; San Jose, Calif.), Nolan Norris ( FC Dallas; Celina, Texas), Walter Portales (Club America/MEX; Los Angeles, Calif.), Fritz Volmar (St. Louis City SC; St. Louis, Mo.)
MIDFIELDERS (6):Favian Loyola ( Orlando City SC; Orlando, Fla.), Bryan Moyado ( LAFC; La Puente, Calif.), Sergio Oregel Jr. ( Chicago Fire FC; Chicago, Ill.), Tyler Pasnik (Rangers/SCO; Bishopton, Scotland), David Ruiz (Inter Miami CF; Miami, Fla.), Sam Williams (University of North Carolina; Tenafly, N.J.)
FORWARDS (7):Kristian Fletcher ( D.C. United; Bethesda, Md.), Korede Osundina (Orange County SC; Redmond, Wash.), Nighte Pickering (Memphis 901 FC; Frisco, Texas), Malick Sanogo (FC Union Berlin/GER; Berlin, Germany), Tarik Scott (FC Dallas; Dallas, Texas), Darren Yapi ( Colorado Rapids; Denver, Colo.), Marcos Zambrano (Unattached; Gladwyne, Pa.)

Dettoni is rising through the ranks on Säbener Straße because of his talent, skill-set, and physical attributes.

Yesterday, we had the first part of our interview with Dr. Matthew J. Levine of The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics where we discussed hamstring injuries, like the one Washington Wizards guard Delon Wright is suffering.Dr. Levine is an orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine.He also serves as a team physician at Tuscarora High School* in Frederick, Md.

NEW YORK  The clip-on devices that use light to measure oxygen levels in the blood are getting a closer look from U.S. regulators after recent studies suggest they don't work as well for patients of color.The devices, called pulse oximeters, usually snap onto a finger and are widely used in hospitals across the globe to help guide treatment.

Chimpanzees are helping scientists based at British and American universities to solve one of the biggest mysteries of human evolution  why humans walk on two feet rather than four.It's a crucial question because having upper limbs with hands rather than just feet has allowed humans to make tools, develop bigger brains and succeed in ways that no other animal has ever been able to do.

A toddler is thriving after doctors in the U.S. and Canada used a novel technique to treat her before she was born for a rare genetic disease that caused the deaths of two of her sisters.Ayla Bashir, a 16-month-old from Ottawa, Ontario, is the first child treated as fetus for Pompe disease, an inherited and often fatal disorder in which the body fails to make some or all of a crucial protein.

Museums are full of artifacts left by "the first and the famous," says curator Ariana Curtis.Museums can better represent diverse stories, she argues, if they also include stories of everyday life.About Ariana Curtis Ariana Curtis serves as the first curator for Latinx Studies at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.

Late night host Jimmy Kimmel appeared on CNN with Jake Tapper Wednesday night, where the two addressed the latest nonsense from Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving.Irving has come under fire of late for sharing an anti-Semitic video on Twitter.My post was a post from Alex Jones that he did in the early nineties or late nineties about secret societies in America of a cult, Irving said.