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First Detailed Map of the Human Cortex
By Emily Singer | 07/07/2008 | 1 Comment
A new imaging technique reveals previously hidden brain structures, including the central hub.
Healthier Aging
By Anna Davison | 07/03/2008 | 5 Comments
Mice fed an ingredient in red wine are healthier, although they don't necessarily live longer.
A Prosthesis for Speech
By Jennifer Chu | 07/03/2008 | 0 Comments
Decoding neural signals for speech may give voice to the voiceless.
Taking Vitamins Based on Your Genome
By Emily Singer | 07/02/2008 | 1 Comment
Newly discovered genetic variations could predict who needs more folic acid.
Genetic-Testing Fight Continues
By Emily Singer | 06/27/2008 | 0 Comments
Who should regulate your access to your genomic information?
Want to Enhance Your Brain Power?
By Emily Singer | 06/26/2008 | 2 Comments
Research hints that electrically stimulating the brain can speed learning.
Genetic Testing for Consumers Scrutinized
By Emily Singer | 06/23/2008 | 7 Comments
California's actions are likely just the beginning of a regulatory debate.
Jul • Aug Issue
Sequencing a Single Molecule of DNA
By Emily Singer | 0 Comments
Helicos Biosciences' novel machine could speed up sequencing and unearth new disease-linked genetic variations.
Jul • Aug Issue
A Messy Art
By Katrina S. Firlik | 1 Comment
A neurosurgeon explains how she manages to cope with the newest technologies for brain surgery.
Solving the Mystery of fMRI
By Courtney Humphries | 06/20/2008 | 0 Comments
Researchers determine which cells mediate the blood flow tracked in fMRI.
Multicolor MRI for Molecular Imaging
By Katherine Bourzac | 06/19/2008 | 0 Comments
Injectable magnets could let doctors watch diseases at work.
Remote Control for Pill Cameras
By Kate Baggott | 06/19/2008 | 0 Comments
A capsule-sized camera can be steered through the digestive system.
Magnetic Genes
By Lissa Harris | 06/18/2008 | 4 Comments
Genetically engineered cells make their own nanomagnets, providing clear MRI images.
Making Old Muscle Young
By Jennifer Chu | 06/16/2008 | 14 Comments
Researchers boost growth of muscle stem cells to stop age-related muscle deterioration.
Regenerating Lost Cartilage
By Courtney Humphries | 06/16/2008 | 5 Comments
A surface textured with carbon nanotubes could encourage cells to grow.
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