❀️ Health Tech

Health Tech, or digital health, helps us understand and take control of our own health. But we also cover more traditional health news like medicines, vaccines and medical procedures.

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βš•οΈ They are designing new proteins with generative AI

Researchers at the University of Toronto are revolutionizing protein design using artificial intelligence. This groundbreaking AI system promises to unlock new therapeutic possibilities and accelerate drug development, paving the way for a new era in generative biology.

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🦟 World's largest mosquito factory to fight dengue in Brazil

Massive facility to produce billions of bacteria-infected mosquitoes.

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βš•οΈ Vaccines for cancer and heart disease by 2030: could save millions

mRNA-based vaccines for cancer, heart disease, and other conditions could become a significant medical breakthrough.

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🧠 Sharpest image ever of a brain

64 billion times sharper: Research at Duke University has resulted in the sharpest image ever of a mouse brain through improved MRI technology. The new resolution can help researchers better understand how the brain changes through aging, diet, and diseases such as Alzheimer's.

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πŸ’‰ Hope in the fight against malaria: groundbreaking vaccines take center stage

New vaccines are proving highly effective against malaria, and now there is hope that the end of the disease is within reach.

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πŸ› Printing electronics into living worms: A breakthrough for future medical technologies

It's possible to 3D print circuits into microscopic worms, opening up new possibilities for brain implants, medical technologies, and treating neurological conditions.

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🩸 Lab-grown red blood cells: A revolutionary step in treating blood disorders

In a groundbreaking clinical trial, lab-grown red blood cells were successfully transfused into humans for the first time.

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πŸ“Έ New micro camera the size of a grain of salt redefines imaging possibilities

A revolutionary micro camera, the size of a grain of salt, is set to transform the world of imaging. Combining the power of meta-optics and machine learning, researchers have achieved unprecedented image quality

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🧠 New gel offers hope for brain tissue regeneration

Cerebral hemorrhage causes many deaths and disabilities worldwide. Treatment for brain tissue loss has been lacking - but now there may have been a breakthrough.