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AANHPI Amplified: Celebrating diverse cultures and remarkable contributions

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By Aimee Cho, Eun Yang Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
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How a Facebook post helped a Virginia mother find a surprise kidney donor

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By Eun Yang Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Kidney disease has been in Debbie Winkfield’s family for at least five generations. It’s a family legacy she never asked for and last year came a turning point when the 63-year-old from Shenandoah Valley was told she needed a new kidney. More than 100,000 Americans are on the national transplant waiting list, and 17 people die each day waiting for a donor. So Winkfield turned to social media for help.
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Sea surface height variability shapes Siberian Arctic Ocean circulation and Pacific Water inflow

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By Taewook Park, Kyoung-Ho Cho, Eunho Lee, Igor V. Polyakov, Eun Yang Verified
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Siberian Arctic Ocean links river runoff, sea ice, and Pacific–Atlantic exchanges, yet the drivers of its circulation variability remain poorly constrained. Using multi-decadal satellite altimetry, ocean reanalysis products, and in situ observations with cyclostationary empirical orthogonal function analysis, we show that shelf and slope currents are governed by distinct mechanisms across timescales.
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