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Taayoo Murray’s Journalist Portfolio

For Black Moms, Not Only is Childbirth More Dangerous, It's More Expensive

For Black Moms, Not Only is Childbirth More Dangerous, It's More Expensive

Maternal mortality rates in the United States are tragic. And when those pregnant people are Black? The death…

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At the Bronx River News, students practice journalism — and learn so much more

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By Deborah Porterfield, Taayoo Murray Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Wednesday, August 5, 2026 12:00 am Working for a newspaper pushes students out of their comfort zones. Some are initially afraid to interview people, especially students or administrators they don’t know. But eventually, these timid students gain confidence.” When Md Ferdous, now 18, joined Bronx River News as a junior, he was a quiet student who lacked confidence in both his writing and interviewing skills.
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A Breakthrough Therapy Could Reverse Blindness in Millions of People—By Restoring ‘Biological Memory’ Original

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By Taayoo Murray Verified
| Popular Mechanics Verified
Imagine a future in which a diagnosis of glaucoma doesn’t automatically mean a lifetime of managing decline. Instead of simply slowing the progression of disease, doctors might restore function to damaged optic nerve cells. People losing vision from age-related degeneration could regain some of what was lost. Blindness itself might become, at least in certain cases, partially reversible.
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A Breakthrough Therapy Could Reverse Blindness in Millions of People—By Restoring ‘Biological Memory’

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By Taayoo Murray Verified
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7 hours ago An 11-year-old Canadian boy has died from rabies after waking up with a bat on his nose and mouth. The episode occurred during a visit to a cottage in northern Ontario in 2024, according to a report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal on Monday. Woken by the shock, the boy, who …
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