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Scientific AmericanFri Jul 30 06:25:13 EDT 2021

New Brain Implant Transmits Full Words from Neural Signals
No spelling out of letters is needed for a paralyzed person to use the first-of-a-kind neuroprosthesis

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The Quest for Cancer-Detecting Blood Tests Speeds Up
Liquid biopsies show promise for early detection of deadly tumors

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Artificial Proteins Never Seen in the Natural World Are Becoming New COVID Vaccines and Medicines
Researchers have begun to crack the code of protein structure, allowing them to remake, well, everything

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To Restore Biodiversity, Embrace Biotech's 'Intended Consequences'
It’s a new conservation framework that emphasizes innovation and boldness

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Neck-Zapping Gadget Reduced All-Nighter Fatigue in New Study
And the benefits of two four-minute sessions persisted for hours

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Injection of Light-Sensitive Proteins Restores Blind Man's Vision
The first successful clinical test of optogenetics lets a person see for the first time in decades, with help from image-enhancing goggles

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Lab-Made Chicken Reaches Select Diners in Singapore
Club-goers in the island city-state take first bites of slaughter-free chicken nuggets grown in bioreactors

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New Blood Analyzer Tells Human from Animal Samples on the Spot
The system could someday provide fast results at a crime scene

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Using Light to Control Cells Holds Promise across the Body
Optogenetics could aid vision, blood glucose, and more

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Failure of Genetic Therapies for Huntington's Devastates Community
Hopes were high for drugs designed to lower levels of a mutant protein, but development has stalled

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