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Scientists Use ChatGPT-Like Technology to Assess Stroke Risk From Human DNA
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The vaccine is personalized for each patient based on the genetic mutations found in their tumor. It is designed to train the immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells...
bioRxiv: Cholesterol May Interfere with the Brain’s Ability to Clear Toxic Proteins
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PLOS One: A Short Strength-Training Routine Improved Balance and Strength in Adults Over 65
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A Simple 15-Minute Procedure Helped Patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Avoid Surgery
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Scientists Rejuvenate Cells by More Than 60 Years for the First Time
The researchers took precursor cells of red blood cells from an 80-year-old donor and used direct reprogramming to convert them into neural stem cells...
WHO Comments on First Documented Human Death Linked to Shamonda Virus
WHO is in contact with French authorities, who are gathering information to better understand the source of infection in this first human case, the possible routes of transmission...
A Single Tooth Can Reveal Six Types of Information About a Person, Including Their Health
By combining several analytical methods, we aimed to obtain as much information as possible from a single tooth...
Medical Xpress: Hypnosis and Psychotherapy May Help Relieve Chronic Abdominal Pain in Children
Symptoms can be severe even when medical examinations reveal no underlying organic cause. Swedish researchers are investigating whether hypnosis can help these patients...
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