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Researchers used antenna technology to improve connections in wearable electronics.

Wearable electronics can become a reality

By TONY WU | April 28, 2016

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Doctors have successfully created an artificial esophagus organ.

Scientists regenerate esophageal tissue

By TONY WU | April 21, 2016

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New, portable machines can produce a variety of drugs at a lower cost.

Drug manufacturing may become portable

By TONY WU | April 14, 2016

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Researchers discovered that Zika virus can disrupt the growth of certain types of brain cells.

Zika virus can destroy neural progenitor cells

By TONY WU | March 24, 2016

Repurposed skin cells can help treat cancer

By TONY WU | March 10, 2016

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Elevated iron levels in the blood may be harmful for human cells.

High blood-iron concentrations may be harmful to cells

By TONY WU | February 25, 2016

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This new method can remove gold in a usable form from electronics.

New process extracts gold from electronics

By TONY WU | February 11, 2016

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Cells can better detect signals when in a group than on their own.

Groups of cells play “telephone” to relay signals

By TONY WU | February 4, 2016

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A newly discovered foam can propel bone growth, and may one day make casts unnecessary.

Injectable foam potentially builds new bone

By TONY WU | January 28, 2016

Active seniors can stave off brain aging

By TONY WU | April 30, 2015

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