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heal

[heel] / hil /


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Simmons-Santa Cruz later described the experience as “divine intervention in the midst of tragedy,” saying the music gave them space to heal through faith while doing what they loved most.

From Los Angeles Times

The researchers next asked whether removing senescent cells could help restore the intestine's ability to heal.

From Science Daily

This durability allowed the vocal cords more time to heal compared with currently available injectable treatments, which typically break down much faster.

From Science Daily

He walked away with a healed ankle and a conviction: AI was set to become not just a novel technology but a new paradigm.

From The Wall Street Journal

His sister, Mona, said that hundreds of people around the world had helped bring this moment about and the family could now finally begin to heal.

From BBC