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 People who volunteer to donate a kidney face an even lower risk of death from the operation than doctors have long thought, researchers reported Wednesday.The study tracked 30 years of living kidney donation and found that by 2022, fewer than 1 of every 10,000 donors died within three months of the s stanley cup urgery. Transplant centers have been using older data 鈥?citing a risk of 3 deaths per 10,000 living donors 鈥?in counseling donors about potentially deadly surgical complications. The last decade has become a lot more safe in the operating room for living donors,  said Dr. Dorry Segev, a transplant surgeon  stanley cup at NYU Langone Health. He co-authored the study published in the journal JAMA.Newer surgical techniques are the key reason, said Segev, calling for guideline updates to reflect those safety improvements 鈥?and maybe increase interest in living donation.RELATED STORY | He asked his fellow Star Wars fans for help. One saved his son s lifeHe often finds transplant recipients more worried about potential risks to their donors than the would- stanley mugs be donors themselves. For them, this is even more reassuring to allow their friends or family to donate on their behalf,  Segev said.Thousands of people die each year waiting for an organ transplant. Its possible for living donors to give one of their two kidneys or part of a liver, the only organ that regenerates.With nearly 90,000 people on the U.S. list for a kidney transplant, finding a living donor not only shortens the yearslong wait 鈥?those  Iurz Metro Nashville police officers recount Christmas morning bombing
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?A correctional officer at the Milwaukee County Jail was charged with sexual assault after prosecutors  stanley spain allege he sexually assaulted an inmate and another employee at the jail.Gilberto L. Fernandez-Rosa, 26, was charged with two counts of felony 2nd-degree sexual assault by a corrections staff and misdemeanor 4th-degree sexual assault. If found guilty of all counts, Fernandez-Rosa could spend over 80 years behind bars and face up to $210,000 in fines.According to a criminal complaint released Wednesday, then correctional officer Fernandez-Rosa is the suspect in a number of incidents spanning from Sept. 4, 2020 t stanley mugs hrough Jan. 24, 2021 at the Milwaukee County Jail at 949 North 9th St.A detective with the Milwaukee County Sheriff s Office assigned to the case describes that the first victim, an inmate at the jail, reported that Fernandez-Rosa made sexually charged comments towards her over a span of two months.The complaint states that the comments escalated when the guard exposed himself and touched her inappropriately without permission on two occasions. During the last alleged attack, Fernandez-Rosa told the victim,  You know if you say something whats gonna happen [sic],  the complaint states.The guard also assaulted an employee at the jail, according to the complaint, when Fernandez-Rosa sat at her work station and made numerous se stanley termoska xually charged comments. She told him to go away. He then exposed himself and grabbed her, while making sexually inappropriate comments,