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3D-Printed Brain Tissue Offers Hope for Brain Injury Treatment

The emerging domain of 3D printing in biotechnology involves the meticulous construction of living tissue frameworks, employing specialized 3D printers that layer materials systematically.

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Top 3 Favorite UK Foods That Could Increase Dementia Risk According to Experts; Here s What To Avoid

Here are the top three U.K. favorite food that could increase dementia risk, as claimed by health experts. Can you avoid eating them?

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[STUDY] Food Packaging Plastic Entering Brain Could Increase Neurodegeneration Risks, Claim Experts!

Food packaging plastic could enter the brain, as claimed by a new study. Health experts warned this could increase neurodegeneration risks.

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Scientists Achieve Sharpest-Ever Scan of a Brain—64 Million Times Clearer Than Ever Before!

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in medical imaging, producing the sharpest-ever scan of a brain.

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Hearing Aids May Help Decrease Dementia Risks, New Study Finds

The study found that those not using hearing aids had 42% higher risks of developing dementia. Using hearing aids may help reduce the risk of developing dementia, according to a new study.

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