A Near-Whole Brain Activity Map in Fish
Neuron-level whole-brain activity maps could one day help explain brain function and disfunction.
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The Rare Disease Search Engine That Outperforms Google
A powerful new search engine designed to help diagnose rare diseases could prove a boon for both medics and the public
A Cancer Gene Therapy Activated by a Pill
Patients can turn off an experimental treatment if side effects get too bad.
Photovoltaic Polymer Lets Damaged Retinas See the Light
A light-sensitive polymer could offer a new way to develop artificial retinas.
More Near-Cures for HIV
Early treatment may be key to a drug-free life for a small percentage of patients.
MRI Scans Reveal Distinct Brain Injuries After Concussion
Sorting concussion patients based on internal brain injury could help doctors identify those with more severe cases.
New Disease Registry Gives Patients Some Privacy
A new venture lets patients choose how their data is used for medical research and offers sophisticated privacy settings.
A Wireless Brain-Computer Interface
Broadband communication and custom signal-processing chips power a new brain-recording device that may one day help paralyzed people.
Electronic Sensors Printed Directly on the Skin
New electronic tattoos could help monitor health during normal daily activities.
DNA Sequencing Giant Illumina Joins Hunt for Autism Blood Test
Illumina will work with SynapDx's to find a blood-test that could allow treatment to start earlier.
