Pulse Newsletter
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Have Scientists Made People Younger?
A small clinical study in California, led by Gregory Fahy, has suggested for the first time that “it might be ...
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Learn to Be More Optimistic and Live Longer
A new study links optimism and prolonged life (see below). Researchers have found that individuals with greater optimism are more ...
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CRISPR Enables Smart Programmable Biomaterials
The programmable, CRISPR-responsive smart biomaterials developed at Harvard and MIT (see below) promise to find many clinical and industrial applications. ...
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Anti-Aging, Nanotech, Medical Bots, and Apples
Many impressive advances in health and life sciences were announced last week. Current research results on the rejuvenation of rat ...
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Anti-Aging from Worm Experiments to Human Therapies
A protein known as LIN-53 has been found to play an important role in healthy aging (see below), in nematode ...
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Future Nanotechnology for Neurodegenerative Disease
“Perhaps have discovered a new target for someday intervening in neurodegenerative diseases with novel therapeutics,” says Johns Hopkins Medicine professor ...
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First CRISPR Trial to Edit DNA in Human Body
Biotech companies Allergan and Editas Medicine have announced that the Brilliance Phase 1/2 clinical trial of AGN-151587 (EDIT-101) is open for ...
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Neuralink Brain Interfaces for Artificial Telepathy
In a much hoped and awaited for presentation, which was live-streamed and now is available on YouTube, Elon Musk unveiled ...
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CRISPR Advances in the Lab and Human Trials
The first two news summaries below show, once again, that CRISPR gene editing technology is advancing fast in the lab. ...
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Human Gene Editing via CRISPR Is Coming
The cut-and-paste gene editing technology CRISPR continues to be on the front page news. CRISPR has been used to treat ...
