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Science Confirms: Dogs Can Tell If You're Scared or Sad
New fMRI brain scans show dogs have distinct neural responses to happiness, fear, sadness, and anger — confirming what millions of dog owners have always suspected.
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Brain Bypass Lets Paralyzed Man Feed Himself Again
Keith Thomas broke his neck in 2020; now electrodes in his brain and fingertips let him scratch his nose, hold a cup, and pet his dog — even when the computer is switched off.
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Mouse With Severed Spinal Cord Regains Normal Movement in Lab Test
A new combination of stem cells and biomaterials helped mice walk again after a complete spinal cord cut, raising hopes for future human spinal-injury therapies.
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New Brain-Inspired Chip From Cambridge Cuts AI Energy Use by 70%
A new memristor built from a special form of hafnium oxide can store and process information in the same place — slashing the biggest energy cost in modern AI hardware.
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Scientists Discover a Hidden "Drain" Inside the Human Brain
Using advanced MRI, researchers found a previously unknown waste-removal pathway along the middle meningeal artery — a potential key to treating Alzheimer's.
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Scientists Map the Brain Circuit That Builds Muscle While You Sleep
UC Berkeley researchers identified the neural feedback loop that triggers growth hormone during deep sleep — and it could lead to new treatments for metabolic and neurological diseases.
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New AI System Can Detect Parkinson's Disease Up to 7 Years Before Symptoms Appear
Researchers have developed an AI tool that identifies biomarkers of Parkinson's disease in routine blood tests years before clinical symptoms emerge.