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The Case for More Doping in the Olympics
Some tech and drug enhancements are banned as unfair, but ironically they could end up leveling the playing field.
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Alex Pearlman
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Lost Your Sense of Smell Due to COVID-19? Here’s What to Do
Smell training is helping those with coronavirus-related anosmia restore this vital sense.
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Maeve Gamble
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Neuroprivacy as a Basic Human Right
New braintech can capture a vast amount of personal data. It’s time to think about how yours will be protected.
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Moheb Costandi
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Alarm Fatigue in the ICU—A Huge Problem Made Worse by COVID-19
Can AI revolutionize the growing, billion-dollar global market for clinical alarm management in hospitals—and help save lives?
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Emma Yasinski
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The Revolution Will Not Be Tenderized
We’re more than a decade into the alt-protein revolution. Will meatless beef ever replace the real thing?
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Andrew Rosenblum
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AI Breathes New Life into Old Drugs
Deep learning uncovers the potential of existing medications to target different diseases.
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Matthew Hutson
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Is Your DNA Data Safe in Blackstone’s Hands?
The Wall Street giant’s big bet on Ancestry.com drives home the financial realities facing the consumer genomic revolution.
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Matthew Ponsford
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Hacking the Skin Microbiome to Fool Mosquitos and Prevent Malaria
Long-lasting, bacteria-based repellent is the goal of DARPA project aiming to protect U.S. soldiers overseas.
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Jason Socrates Bardi
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Houston, We Have a Baby
What’s the protocol for creating a healthy new human when you subtract Earth from the equation?
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Hannah Thomasy
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To Boldly Go Where No Pharma Has Gone Before
Astropharmacies could grow drugs on demand for future space travelers.
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Alex Pearlman
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Predictions for 2021: Welcome to the New Uncertainty
This could be a “hinge year” in history: the opportunity to grasp a new and improved future for ourselves, our children, and our planet—or not.
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David Ewing Duncan
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All the Lonely People—What Do They All Think Of?
Paradoxically, people who are lonely may have more active social brains.
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Jason Socrates Bardi
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Biophilic Homes Prove Nature is the Best Medicine
Living design elements create a serene, multisensory, healing experience.
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Alex Pearlman
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New Technologies Demand New Rituals
Are 21st century rites of passage an essential human need?
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Joel Garreau
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GIFT GUIDE
30 Great Gifts for Biologically Inspired People
Featuring cactus shoes, custom probiotics, never-ending glow sticks, and more.
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Jane Metcalfe
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