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Test virus 'kill cancer cells'
Chinese scientists will test the M1 virus, which is thought to be able to kill cancer cells without harming normal cells, on the monkey body next week.
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The machine promises to free the paralyzed person
A young man with polio in the US can use his thoughts to move his fingers and hands thanks to a device called Neurobridge.
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Deadly respiratory syndrome like SARS spreads rapidly
More than 400 cases were reported to be infected with MERS Middle East respiratory syndrome, thought to be related to SARS.
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Can the human brain be hacked?
All your thoughts and actions can be controlled by someone. In other words, your brain can be hacked and you can be ... hijacked.
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Insomnia leads to loss of human brain cells
Insomnia is actually more serious than what we thought earlier, causing frequent loss of brain cells - according to a recent study.
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Classify the types of depressed psychology in people
Recently, German scientists have classified psychological state
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Give monkeys a virtual model and improve prosthetics in the disabled
The hope for those who have lost two-handed mobility has recently been rekindled when many research institutes have begun to develop artificial hands that can be control…
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Some vegetable oils increase the risk of heart disease
In fact, some vegetable oils are thought to be beneficial to human health, but may increase the risk of heart disease.
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No one thought about harm when texting too much
Experts from Washington University (USA) have warned, who
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Prosthetic leg controlled by thought
After losing his right leg in a motorbike accident four and a half years ago, Zac Vawter was fitted with an artificial leg.
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The first time sending signals from the human brain to the human brain
Brain researchers say for the first time in history a distant person can control other people's movements by a signal sent by thought.
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Discover 'hallucinations' in daydreaming people
Research by Yale scientists has shown that daydreamers often use their own illusory beliefs to explain what they see.
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Dreaming during the day helps people increase their concentration
New research has shown, daydreaming for the mind to roam really helps us focus on solving the problem that followed.