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Future of Health and Healthcare

This revolutionary medical treatment has helped two paralyzed people walk again

Researchers have created a spinal implant to stimulate the electrical signals coming from the brain.

Kevin Loria · Business Insider 25 Sep 2018

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Future of Health and Healthcare

If you don't care about antimicrobial resistance, these 5 stories will change your mind

From super gonorrhoeae to drug-resistant tuberculosis, these are some of the most frightening ailments to crop up in the past five years.

Laura Christine McCaughey · The Conversation 04 Sep 2018

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Our brains can 'auto-correct' difficult sounds. Here's how

New research explores the brain's processing of uncertain sounds.

James Devitt · Futurity 28 Aug 2018

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This ultra-thin material could help millions see again

A team of researchers has used graphene to create artificial retinas.

Kristin Houser · Futurism 24 Aug 2018

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Precision Medicine

Scientists have discovered how to convert type A and B blood into universal donor type O

A team of scientists have discovered how to convert different blood types in type O.

Stephen Johnson · Big Think 24 Aug 2018

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Precision Medicine

Could Rwanda become Africa's healthcare leader?

The African country has introduced a basic universal health insurance for over 90% of its population, and is using technology to innovate and transform its healthcare system.

Elissa Prichep and Alline Akintore Kabbatende 22 Aug 2018

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Future of Health and Healthcare

AI will improve healthcare and cut costs - if we get these 4 things right

Imagine a heart monitor that relays unusual heart activities straight to your cardiologist – just one example of how linking doctors, patients and medical facilities through technology wi...

Florian Leibert 15 Aug 2018

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Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

This AI-operated robotic hand moves with “unprecedented dexterity”

Dactyl is an AI system trained to control a robotic hand.

Kristin Houser · Futurism 03 Aug 2018

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Future of Health and Healthcare

Should we be allowed to edit the genes of human embryos?

The Nuffield Council has announced that using gene editing to create designer babies is morally permissible.

Kate Kelland · Reuters 18 Jul 2018

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These bricks are made of fungus, rice and glass

The material offers a cheaper alternative to synthetic plastics or engineered wood.

Tien Huynh and Mitchell Jones · The Conversation 21 Jun 2018

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Breathing on Mars could now be possible, thanks to this bacteria

Cyanobacteria use photosynthesis to create oxygen.

Kristin Houser · Futurism 19 Jun 2018

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Jurassic World: Can we really resurrect a dinosaur?

Scientists have recently identified the overall genomic structure of dinosaurs, investigating whether dinosaurs could once again roam the earth.

Darren Griffin · The Conversation 07 Jun 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

Seaweed, Indonesia’s answer to the global plastic crisis

Indonesia has become the home of bioplastics, derived from red seaweed.

Bakti Berlyanto Sedayu · The Conversation 06 Jun 2018

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A new breakthrough spares certain breast cancer patients from chemotherapy

A recent medical study shows that sufferers of a certain type of cancer saw just as much improvement with a less invasive type of treatment.

Dan Robitzski · Futurism 06 Jun 2018

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This ingestible microchip could help to diagnose disease

Combining electronics with living bacteria could send a diagnostic signal to your smartphone.

Anne Trafton · MIT News 01 Jun 2018

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