Thrivous Views
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Major Step Toward Artificial Biological Hearts
Harvard bioengineers have advanced toward the fabrication of artificial hearts. "This work is a major step forward for organ biofabrication ...
Astronaut Health Studies to Enable Space Exploration
Scientists led by University of Calgary have researched bone loss in astronauts. An important question is whether bone loss can ...
Enhance Cognitive Function with Thrivous Clarity
In my house, "feed the beast" and "quiet - the monster is sleeping" have become family jokes. But, as we ...
CRISPR Gene Editing Links Genes to Their Functions
Scientists led by MIT have published the first comprehensive functional map of genes that are expressed in human cells. The ...
What Is Sentient AI, and Has Google Built One?
I’m sure many readers have seen news headlines reporting that Google may have built a sentient Artificial Intelligence (AI). This ...
This Supplement May Slow Down Cellular Aging
Researchers examined the impact of omega-3 supplements on cellular aging-related biomarkers. The results of this clinical trial are reported in ...
Tiny Flexible Probes for Better Neural Interfaces
Researchers at the UC San Diego and Salk Institute have developed a tiny neural probe. It can be implanted for ...
Promote Restorative Sleep with Thrivous Serenity
In our hectic world, where everyone wants to do more and be more, there is one thing that significantly improves ...
Patients Are Cancer-Free After Experimental Treatment
All participants in a clinical trial for rectal cancer conducted by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) seem cancer-free. The ...
New Gene Editing Tool Is Smaller and Better than CRISPR
Scientists at Cornell University have advanced toward a new gene editing tool. It is less than half the size of ...
