Thrivous Views
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How Gamers Can Help Cancer Research
Scientists led by Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) have launched GENIGMA. The game enlists players to support cancer research and ...
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Caffeine Enhances Vision in Moving Conditions
Researchers at University of Waterloo and University of Granada have studied caffeine's effects on dynamic visual skills. They concluded that ...
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Pig Kidney Transplants May Save Thousands Per Year
Researchers at University of Alabama have announced the publication of a paper related to pig kidney transplants. They say it's ...
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The Free Energy Principle for Thinking Machines
Researchers led by RIKEN Center for Brain Science have shown that the free-energy principle can explain how neural networks are ...
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Exercise and the Brain
Scientists at UC San Francisco have found that, when elderly people stay active, their brains have more of a class ...
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Synthetic Tissue to Repair Heart, Muscle, and Vocal Cords
Scientists at McGill University have developed a biomaterial tough enough to repair the heart, muscles, and vocal cords. This development ...
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Cellular Reprogramming for Tissues in Living Body
Researchers at Indiana University have developed a silicon device that can change skin tissue into blood vessels and nerve cells. ...
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McEwen’s Epigenetic Clock Measures Child Development
Small chemical changes to DNA, known as epigenetic changes, alter how genes are expressed in certain tissues and cells. Some ...
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Using Viruses to Cure Cancer
Researchers at Arizona State University have reviewed a class of viruses that act to combat rather than cause cancer. They ...
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We Evolved to Remain Active for Longer Healthy Life
Humans evolved to live many decades after they stopped reproducing. Evolutionary biologists and biomedical researchers at Harvard have presented evolutionary ...
