by admin | Oct 17, 2022 | News & Opinions
Hanae Armitage – Stanford Medicine If you ask me, there’s nothing quite so weird and wonderful as a cuttlefish. Or a squid. Or an octopus. Basically, the whole cephalopod gang. Maybe it’s their gangly, elegant appendages, or their sleek, streamlined...
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by admin | Oct 17, 2022 | News & Opinions
The therapy, typically used to treat blood cancer, has so far induced remission in six patients in Germany. By Kaitlin Sullivan – Health.com An immunotherapy used to treat blood cancer also shows promise as a treatment for lupus, new research shows. The news...
by admin | Oct 13, 2022 | News & Opinions
By Joanna Bridger and Emmanouil Karteris – The Conversation Space is a hostile, extreme environment. It’s only a matter of time before ordinary people are exposed to this environment, either by engaging in space tourism or by joining self-sustaining colonies far...
by admin | Oct 12, 2022 | News & Opinions
BREAKING NEWS! This just in, promising research for understanding human #neuropsychiatric disorders, as reported in the MIT Technology Review: “Human #neurons transplanted into a rat’s brain continue to grow, forming connections with the animals’ own brain cells...
by admin | Oct 12, 2022 | News & Opinions
by University of New South Wales – Phys.org image: The microfluidic device that emulated an embryo’s heartbeat and blood circulation. The cell seeding channels are indicated by red food dye, while the heart ventricular contraction control channels and...
