Pulse Newsletter
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Clinical Trial Validates CRISPR Cancer Immunotherapy
The highly anticipated results of a small clinical trial (see below) show that treating cancer patients with a CRISPR-engineered version ...
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Nanotechnology for Treatment of Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis, the accumulation of plaque inside artery walls that can lead to heart attacks and strokes, is the world’s No. ...
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One Treatment to Cure All Cancers?
The scary coronavirus epidemic that started in China is all over the news. Although earlier coronavirus outbreaks initially caused global ...
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Living Programmable Organisms Developed in the Lab
In an impressive breakthrough, scientists have built living, programmable robots with frog cells (see first research summary below). "These are ...
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Worm Lifespan Increased 500%, Humans Next?
In a spectacular experiment, the lifespan of laboratory worms (C. elegans) has been increased by 500 percent (see below). The ...
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Moderately Great Expectations for the 2020s
Welcome to the 20-twenties! I have great expectations for the new decade, but it’s important to moderate one’s enthusiasm. Scientific ...
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Purpose Is Important for Health and Well-Being
A recent study by psychiatrists and neuroscientists at UC San Diego School of Medicine has found that the presence of ...
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New Cancer Treatment Achieves Spectacular Results
A new treatment developed by Tel Aviv University induced the destruction of pancreatic cancer cells in mice (see below), and ...
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FDA Approves Psilocybin Trial for Severe Depression
Usona Institute has received Breakthrough Therapy designation from the FDA and started a clinical trial to study the medical and ...
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Toward Better Immunity and Longer Life
According to Washington State University researchers, the nervous system plays an important role in the response to bacterial infections (see ...
