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This part is most likely the deciding factor for your hand
German experts have recently published scientific evidence showing that not only the brain, but this part plays an important role in deciding your left and right handed.
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Medical breakthrough: For the first time, paralysis patients can walk
The spine, which is responsible for sending signals to the brain, forms the central nervous system with the role of coordinating body movement and sensation.
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Patients with paralysis can move with 'remote control'
Scientists have initially succeeded in using wireless technology to control the brains of the paralyzed patients, enabling them to walk back to normal.
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New hope for people with spinal cord injuries
For the first time, a patient who is paralyzed due to a spinal cord injury can walk again, after receiving a nose olfactory nerve cell into the spinal column.
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Symptoms signal multiple sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disorder of the brain and spinal cord that reduces nerve function.
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The new Hydrogel can replace the spinal cord and make cartilage
Australian scientists have developed a new type of hydrogel that promises to replace the spinal cord and make synthetic cartilage in humans, and apply it to the producti…
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Chinese breakthrough treatment of spinal cord injury
One of the world's leading researchers on spinal cord injury said China could hold the key he sought to cure spinal cord injury.
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Cure spinal cord injury with stem cells from teeth
A group of Japanese scientists have successfully treated spinal cord injuries for a rat using special stem cells taken from human teeth.
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Revealing the first AIDS patient to be cured
On June 3, for the first time, the world's first AIDS patient was cured in public after nearly half a year of being hidden.
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New method of treating radiation diseases
The whole world tracks the heroic actions of workers and firefighters in the troubleshooting of the Fukushima nuclear power plant (nuclear power plant). bridge.
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The great role of Ensheathing olfactory cells
According to scientists, when transplanting into the spinal cord is damaged, cells that perceive ensheathing can promote nerve recovery.
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New method to treat spinal cord injury
Scientists have restored neuronal activity of mice with spinal cord injury by taking advantage of neural stem cells.
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Food colors can reduce spinal cord damage
The popular additive to create M & Ms candy colors and Gatorade drinking water promises to bring promise to prevent serious damage in the second stage of spinal cord inj…
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Successful separation of two boys with spinal cord attached
After a week of surgical dissection, two French boys Mohamed and Souleyman, 15 months old (stuck together in the spine below their backs) were stable and had no complica…