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As Israel battles knife-wielding Arab terrorists, Ariel University scientist makes discovery which could save thousands of lives worldwide
ARUTZ SHEVA Israeli innovation could save countless stab victims by Ari Soffer March 14, 2016 …Until now the only blood stopping solutions for the type of deep wounds caused by such violent stabbings are either too weak to effectively deal with … Continue reading
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Tagged Ariel University, gallium, Moshe Rogosnitzky, stabbings, terror
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