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“The sober reality” of aviation’s threadbare climate pledges have been revealed in a blogpost, following ...
Like with all good start-ups, there is a great story behind it (and one that will put most parents to shame).
The tale starts with the founder of broadcasting company SiriusXM, Martine Rothblatt, who discovered her daughter had a rare lung disease. Not accepting an ‘incurable’ diagnosis, she sold her company and set up another, United Therapeutics, to find a cure – which she did, but it would necessitate her daughter undergoing a lung transplant.
But shipping human organs is notoriously difficult ...
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