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Mild electrical current found to prevent migraine attacks
gizmag.com — “researchers have shown that applying a mild electrical current to the brain via electrodes attached to the scalp can prevent migraines from occurr...” View full resource at gizmag.com
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New technology shown to minimize brain injuries
gizmag.com — “A new technique known as mechanical tissue resuscitation has been shown to reduce the cell deaths that result from brain injuries.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Gold nanoparticles paint a precise picture of brain tumors before and during surgery
gizmag.com — “Scientists at Stanford University’s School of Medicine have created nanoparticles that are able to precisely highlight brain tumors both before ...” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Gold nanoparticles paint a precise picture of brain tumors before and during surgery http://t.co/EB0EKPIr
Hike the United States' most stunning trails from the comfort of home
gizmag.com — “Nature Valley is known for its granola bars, but now it offers you step-by-step online hikes of three famous national parks.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Study suggests mobile phone use during pregnancy may cause ADHD in offspring
gizmag.com — “A Yale study suggests that mobile phone radiation exposure in the womb can affect the brain development of offspring and potentially lead to behav...” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Study suggests mobile phone use during pregnancy may cause ADHD in offspring http://t.co/scECeeq0
Laser un-printers could help save the trees
gizmag.com — “Scientists have reported success in using lasers to remove toner-printed text from paper, allowing that the paper to be re-used.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Laser un-printers could help save the trees http://t.co/O8GxUQK5
Heart disease drug found to reduce racist attitudes
gizmag.com — “Findings from an Oxford University team suggest that taking a heart disease medication may also help mute subconscious racist attitudes in individ...” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Heart disease drug found to reduce racist attitudes: Although racism is widely believed to be a learned behavior... http://t.co/nfcSmAbK
Bio-marker predicts rate of mental decline in Alzheimer's patients
gizmag.com — “A new marker of Alzheimer's disease can predict how rapidly a patient's memory and other mental abilities will decline after the disorder is diagn...” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Bio-marker predicts rate of mental decline in Alzheimer's patients: A new marker of Alzheimer’s disease can pred... http://t.co/Lhr5loWl
Maintaining a brain protein’s sugar levels could prevent development of Alzheimer’s
gizmag.com — “Researchers have shown that ensuring that sugar levels in a brain protein known as tau are maintained could slow or prevent Alzheimer's disease.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Maintaining a brain protein’s sugar levels could prevent development of Alzheimer’s http://t.co/cd9BkB4N
SmartCap monitors workers' fatigue levels by reading their brain waves
gizmag.com — “The SmartCap is a device that monitors workers' fatigue levels by monitoring their brain waves.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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SmartCap monitors workers' fatigue levels by reading their brain waves http://t.co/nKdlc7nz
New gallstone-removing endoscope promises fewer gallbladder removals
gizmag.com — “A new type of endoscope is said to be able to remove gallstones, reducing the need for gallbladder removals.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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New gallstone-removing endoscope promises fewer gallbladder removals http://t.co/rbBM3H8l
Gene tweak that extends lifespan of fruit flies could help slow human aging
gizmag.com — “By tweaking a gene in the intestine of fruit flies researchers have been able to extend their lifespan by as much as 50 percent.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Gene tweak that extends lifespan of fruit flies could help slow human aging http://t.co/l8Ga1nBS
Philips's beehive concept - an urban home for the 21st Century bee
gizmag.com — “Philips's urban beehive concept enables city dwellers with no backyards to keep bees at home.” View full resource at gizmag.com
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@eBeeHealth You should get one! Ultra-modern beehive for all you wannabe bee keepers. http://t.co/rwJLKtYb
Jawbone UP tracks activity, sleep and diet for improved health
gizmag.com — “UP, the stylish new monitor from Jawbone, is a wristband and iPhone app which tracks your activity, sleep and nutrition and inspires you to live a...” View full resource at gizmag.com
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Jawbone UP tracks activity, sleep and diet for improved health: Jawbone has expanded its product offerings beyon... http://t.co/LbdC8tqf
New algorithm could significantly reduce MRI scan time
gizmag.com — “MIT scientists develop an algorithm that could dramatically shorten MRI scan time” View full resource at gizmag.com
Most Recently Shared on November 3, 2011 at 12:00 pm By:
Matti Waananen, MD Surgeon, Neurosurgeon, Physician, and Doctor
New algorithm could significantly reduce MRI scan time http://t.co/4CEa63oQ
