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From Snacks To Elaborate Creations: Traditional Dishes From Colima

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By Clare Bratten NASHVILLE
| The Tennessee Tribune Verified
Mexican gastronomy offers an immense variety of dishes as people in each of the country’s 32 states strive to create a unique cuisine. The city of Colima, the homologous state’s capital, is among the most populated in Mexico. Roughly 20 miles from the Pacific Ocean and close to a mountain range, Colima has a unique environment that provides a wide range of ingredients. Its geography benefits its cuisine, and Colima has managed to woo locals and tourists through their palates. Colima, México.
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Black Doctors and Scientists Led COVID-19 Vaccine Development

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By Clare Bratten NASHVILLE, Clare Bratten
| The Tennessee Tribune Verified
Dr. Rachel Mehr says a Black scientist led the development of the COVID-19 vaccine and urges the Black community to get vaccinated. By Clare Bratten NASHVILLE, TN — Black doctors and researchers have been a part of the strategy and development of the vaccine against the COVID-19 virus according to Dr. Rachel Mehr, a doctor at Ascension Medical Group who is a Meharry Medical College graduate.
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Eyes On The Prize: New Synthetic Cornea Restores 78-Year-Old’s Sight

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By Wendi Thomas Verified, Hannah Grabenstein Verified, Clare Bratten NASHVILLE
| The Tennessee Tribune Verified
Jamal Furani wasn’t able to see his new grandchild until January 3. That’s when the Haifa, Israel, resident became the first patient to receive the KPro artificial cornea from CorNeat Vision in Ra’anana. The 78-year-old Arab Israeli gradually lost most of his vision over the past decades due to corneal disease. He had four donor transplants to try to restore his vision, but all failed.
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