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Towering aircraft tails launch Air Force museum’s $20m campaign

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By Wei Shao
| The Post (Wellington)
Air Force Museum director Brett Marshall is dwarfed by the tails of the C-130 Hercules, left, and the P3K2 Orion on display at the museum.Peter Meecham / The Press Two of the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s most significant retired aircraft are taking centre stage in Christchurch as the Air Force Museum of New Zealand launches a campaign to build them a permanent home.
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Bidirectional roles of meningeal lymphatic vessels in brain metastases: friend and foe

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By Wei Shao, Hua Lu, Erdi Zhu, Daoning Chen
| Frontiers
Abstract Brain metastases constitute the most prevalent intracranial malignancies. Despite recent therapeutic advances, patient prognoses remain poor, largely due to significant treatment resistance and a highly restrictive tumor microenvironment. The rediscovery of meningeal lymphatic vessels (MLVs) has provided new insights into how the brain interacts with the immune system.
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Before time runs out: A mother and son’s journey that keeps going

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By Wei Shao
| The Post (Wellington)
Victoria King and her son Thomas on Christchurch’s New Regent Street. Recently diagnosed with terminal Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Victoria has fulfilled a lifelong dream of travelling through Europe, accompanied by her son.Kai Schwoerer / The Press In a wheelchair, across 25 days of long-haul travel to Europe and back — a journey that took them nearly halfway around the world — Victoria King and her son Thomas’s trip became far more than a long-awaited bucket-list holiday.
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