Stroke Recovery Breakthrough: Electrical Stimulation Helping Arms Move Again
Introduction Stroke often leaves survivors with partial or complete paralysis in the arms, hands, or legs, impacting their independence and quality of life. While physical therapy and rehabilitation can stimulate recovery, many struggle to regain...
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AI Discovers Antibiotic: Novel Drug Found Using AI Kills Superbugs
Introduction Antibiotic resistance poses a growing global crisis, with certain strains of bacteria evading nearly every existing drug. Researchers warn of a post-antibiotic era unless new treatments emerge. Recently, artificial intellige...
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Longevity Genes: Scientists Discover Genes That Could Extend Lifespan
Introduction Few quests in biology are as enduring as the search to unlock the secrets of longer, healthier life. While lifestyle, environment, and chance all influence longevity, emerging evidence points to the profound role of longevity genes. ...
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Xenotransplantation Update: How Long Can Pig Kidneys Work in Humans?
Introduction With the ongoing shortage of human organs for transplantation, xenotransplantation—the use of animal organs in humans—has emerged as a potential answer. Recently, groundbreaking experiments have transplanted pig kidneys into huma...
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Blood Substitutes: Progress in Making Artificial Blood for Transfusions
Introduction Blood transfusions save lives daily, whether in trauma centers, operating rooms, or for chronic anemia. Yet, reliance on donated human blood comes with limitations—short supply, risk of contamination, and the logistical challenges ...
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