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Thank you Tony Hansberry ll for your ground breaking medical contribution to women!

An African-American freshman at the Darnell-Cookman Middle/High School of Medical Arts, in Jacksonville, Florida, has a bright future ahead of him. At 14-year-old he has already come up with a surgical technique that may help surgeons reduce the risk of complications when performing surgical operations.

“People think I’m a genius,” Hansberry said. “It’s not that at all, I just like medicine.”

The young medical genius, Tony Hansberry II, reviewed various techniques of several surgeries, including hysterectomies and the instruments to perform these operations. He came up with a novel idea to be used when stitching back up the patients. The idea will help surgeons, especially those with fewer surgeries under their belt.

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Magnet schools were originally created to combat de facto segregation. I’m hoping that’s why the journalists believed it was relevant. 

Tony Hansberry came up with a radically new procedure, which involved sewing up the patients with a vertical endo stitch instead of a horizontal one. Doctors were so impressed that they tested it out on their patients. The result: It reduced recovery time, complications and pain.

Utterly disgusting