Pulse Newsletter
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Implantable Millimeter-Sized MRI Brain Sensors
The tiny MRI sensors developed at MIT (see below), which can be implanted in the brain to monitor its electromagnetic ...
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Yes, Exercise Is Good for Your Health and Longevity
Scientists at Cleveland Clinic have confirmed that cardiorespiratory fitness resulting from exercise extends healthy life (see below). According to Cleveland ...
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Corrective Gene Editing Before Birth
The scientists who demonstrated a first example of corrective gene editing to treat a disease in utero in animal models ...
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2018 Nobel Prize for Cancer Immunotherapy
The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet has awarded the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine jointly to James P. ...
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Open Insulin and the Coming Wave of DIY Biohacking
“People are angry, and in some cases, people are dying, from lack of access to affordable insulin,” notes a press ...
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High Bandwidth Brain Interfacing Coming Soon
In a recent appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast (yes, the same where he smoked weed), Elon Musk said that ...
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Good News, Old News, and Fake News
The news summaries in Pulse are my personal selection of health sciences and human enhancement news. This week happened to be ...
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Efficient Gene Editing with Cellular Precision
A new highly efficient and precise gene editing technology developed at UC Santa Barbara (see below) could have huge long-term ...
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Removing Senescent Cells Reduces Harm of Aging
Aging starts in our cells, and those aging cells can hasten cellular senescence, leading to tissue dysfunction and related health ...
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3D Molecular Engineering for Cancer Immunotherapy
A new molecular engineering technology dubbed PSI, developed by scientists at Scripps Research and Bristol-Myers Squibb (see below), acts like ...
