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Remembering Professor Alessandro Finazzi-Agrò

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By Gerry Melino, Mauro Maccarrone, Giampiero Mei, Nicola Rosato, Richard Knight, Mauro Piacentini, Gianfranco Gilardi, Enrico Bucci
| Nature Verified
Alessandro Finazzi-Agrò (1941–2026) Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery for 8 years, Rector of the University of Rome Tor Vergata for 12 years—this alone is enough to indicate the role and contribution that Professor Alessandro Finazzi-Agrò made to this University. His role was essential to the final construction of the Tor Vergata Hospital, its inauguration, and his first years of clinical activity.
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Crisis Point: Unmet Needs and New Horizons in Kidney Transplantation

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By Pranav S. Garimella, Richard Knight, Clark Kensinger, Kirsten Uzzardo
| consultantlive.com
Our mini-docuseries has returned, taking a comprehensive look at public health crises affecting the United States today, with global implications tomorrow. If the crisis point is the moment where a crisis will worsen or begin to get better, the question remains: where are we now?
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COLUMN: When reality weighs you down

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By Richard Knight
| The Claremore Daily Progress Verified
A lot of us feel hopeless today. There’s the return of energy dominance as a federal goal, which places oil, gas and coal extraction above all other uses. There’s the extinction crisis affecting animals and plants that’s 1,000 to 10,000 times the regular rate of extinction. Then there’s the erosion of soil, as half of the planet’s topsoil has been lost in the past 150 years. kAm(2E6C A@==FE:@?
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