@CNN: An Atlanta woman became the first living HIV-positive kidney donor in the world on Monday when surgeons transferred her organ to a recipient who is also HIV-positive https://t.co/WSaEIyHzXv https://t.co/MgDjMtFk4j

March 30, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

An Atlanta woman became the first living HIV-positive kidney donor in the world on Monday when surgeons transferred her organ to a recipient who is also HIV-positive https://t.co/WSaEIyHzXv pic.twitter.com/MgDjMtFk4j

— CNN (@CNN) March 30, 2019

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@CNN: An Atlanta woman became the first living HIV-positive kidney donor in the world on Monday when surgeons transferred her organ to a recipient who is also HIV-positive https://t.co/WSaEIyHzXv https://t.co/MgDjMtFk4j

@CNN: “Quit trying to make us feel teary-eyed for the children. Yes, I love children a great deal, but to me, it’s up to the parents to do things rightfully and legally” What some Trump supporters think of family separations at the border: https://t.co/Vi1EJgVITy https://t.co/FJyQtH5t8l

@CNN: Three things Congress could do to quickly stabilize Obamacare https://t.co/E4KeaaBOE1 https://t.co/KEc7xf3nd0

@CNN: Mark Zuckerberg lays out plans to make Facebook ‘privacy focused’ https://t.co/FGMjzyHtlt https://t.co/GCrch1Qn9I

@CNN: In 2016, this woman became the first person in India to hold the coveted Master of Wine qualification… https://t.co/MQ88y5lIhr

@CNN: Marc Anthony explains his work with an alliance of artists helping in the Puerto Rico relief effort after Maria… https://t.co/87i0bG2Ub9

@CNN: Some of the Arctic’s oldest ice has been replaced by miles of open water for the first time on record, satellite imagery shows. This area was seen as “the last bastion,” a researcher says. https://t.co/Iim1Ys64pz https://t.co/9hwxTe1mKg

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