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British neurosurgeon believes that human head transplants may become a reality by 2030

British neurosurgeon believes that human head transplants may become a reality by 2030

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A successful transplant of a person’s head will involve placing his/her entire spinal cord into another body.
Even a 15-minute nap improves brain function

Even a 15-minute nap improves brain function

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Scientists showed a direct relationship between normal sleep and health indicators in a new study. 
CRISPR technology has helped cure hereditary blood diseases

CRISPR technology has helped cure hereditary blood diseases

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Due to changes in genetic information, the patient's cells began to produce the children's form of hemoglobin instead of the adult one.
A new pacemaker equipped with artificial intelligence will combat cardiac insufficiency

A new pacemaker equipped with artificial intelligence will combat cardiac insufficiency

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The device has a built-in neural network that will improve heart function by 20%.
Germany makes measles vaccination compulsory

Germany makes measles vaccination compulsory

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Violators of the law will be fined 2500 euros.
A new cancer treatment method is created

A new cancer treatment method is created

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An international team of scientists has created a new cancer treatment method. The therapy’s main advantage is that it has practically no effect on the healthy cells, which means that more conditions can be treated.
Scientists Find a Method to Kill HIV

Scientists Find a Method to Kill HIV

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Researchers at the University of California San Diego have found a way to kill “dormant” human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Scientists Create a Compact Device to Stimulate Hair Growth

Scientists Create a Compact Device to Stimulate Hair Growth

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Electrotrichogenesis is a traditional method of hair growth stimulation using an electric field. The main disadvantage of devices based on this principle is their large dimensions. Luckily, scientists were able to create a device that is small but effective.
Chicago company prints miniature human heart 

Chicago company prints miniature human heart 

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3D printing of tissues for transplant organs is one of the most promising areas in contemporary medicine. American company BIOLIFE4D has recently made another advancement in this area by creating a miniature copy of a human heart with the same structure as the real organ. 
An Indian surgeon performs the first ever remote heart surgery

An Indian surgeon performs the first ever remote heart surgery

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The sensational event would not have occurred but for the robot-surgeon CorPath GRX. The device was operated by Dr. Tejas Patel from the Institute of Cardiology in Ahmadabad 35 km away from the operating room.
Scientists create a light exoskeleton for jogging

Scientists create a light exoskeleton for jogging

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Scientists at Harvard University and the University of Nebraska have developed an ultra-lightweight skeleton. Despite its compact size, the exoskeleton is extremely efficient.
How to use a Rubik’s cube in science?

How to use a Rubik’s cube in science?

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A group of Chinese and American scientists gave a new life to the Rubik's cube by discovering how to diagnose different diseases with the help of the cube. 
Orion implant will restore eyesight for vision impaired patients 

Orion implant will restore eyesight for vision impaired patients 

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Second Sight Medical Products has introduced a prototype of an artificial eye for different types of vision, including infrared imaging.
New type of protein will give cells consciousness

New type of protein will give cells consciousness

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An important discovery was made by scientists from universities in California and Washington: they have developed a new artificial protein that interacts with cells to give them some amazing qualities.
Ancient garfish might hold the key to limb regeneration

Ancient garfish might hold the key to limb regeneration

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Scientists at Michigan State University are seriously researching the topic of limb regeneration. In the course of their research, they have taken an interest in a particular animal - the garfish.
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