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Neural prosthetic device can help humans rest

<p>A team of scientists from <a href="https://school.wakehealth.edu/">Wake Forest University School of Medicine</a> and the University of Southern California (USC) have demonstrated the first successful use of a neural prosthetic device to recall specific memories.</p>

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Genomic data shed light on how lymphoma can turn lethal

Genomic data shed light on how lymphoma can turn lethal
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What Makes Lymphoma Turn Lethal?

What Makes Lymphoma Turn Lethal?
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Huawei wraps 2023 Global TDF

The two-day 2023 Global Talent Development Forum (TDF), themed "Leading an Intelligent Journey to a Bright Future", concluded successfully at Huawei’s Global Training Centre in Hangzhou.

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A memory prosthesis could restore memory in people with damaged brains

Brain electrodes designed to mimic the brain’s hippocampus appear to boost the encoding of memories – and are twice as effective in people with poor memory.

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