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A book to accompany the new weight-loss drug alli is displayed May 22, 2007 in New York. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

Wishful Shrinking: Majority Of Americans Who Have Dieted Report No Lasting Change

A survey of 2,000 adults revealed that those who have dieted in the past have tried an average of five different approaches.�
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In her doctorate, Juliane Bauch dealt intensively with the cause of the destruction of the myelin sheaths in multiple sclerosis. (RUB, Kramer/Zenger).

Ray Of Hope: Protein Study Could Pave Way For New Multiple Sclerosis Therapy

“Our results are a window of opportunity for new research strategies of demyelinating diseases such as MS.”
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The middle ear of humans evolved from fish gills according to a study of a 438 million year old fossil fish brain. (Simon Galloway/Zenger)

The Middle Ear Of Humans Evolved From Fish Gills, According To Study

Scientists discovered the fossil of the braincase of a Shuyu fish.�
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The DNAverse minting process starts with the creation of cryptoproteins. (DNAverse)

DNAverse Is Using Tech To Revolutionize Healthcare, Genetic Art

The company customizes users’ digital experiences and combines wellness assistance and services.
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Anna Maria Coclite from Graz University of Technology and her team have succeeded in producing a 3in1 hybrid material for the next generation of smart, artificial skin. (Lunghammer - Graz University of Technology/Zenger)

Sensitive Skin: Scientist Develops Next Generation ‘Smart Skin’ Which Can Even Feel Microorganisms

The skin is the largest sensory organ and at the same time the protective coat of the human being.
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Left: Nanobots entering a dentinal tubule. Centre top and bottom: Schematic representation and electron microscope image of nanobot moving through dentinal tubule to reach bacterial colony. Right: How locally induced heat from nanobot can kill bacteria. Live bacteria are green and dead bacteria are red. Bottom right shows band where targeted treatment has been done in human teeth. (Theranautilus/Zenger)

Would Chew Believe It: Tiny Bots Could Deep Clean Teeth, Say Experts

Root canal treatments are routinely carried out to treat tooth infections in millions of patients.
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Cross section of infertile mouse testis showing previously frozen transplanted rat germ cells and sperm. (Eoin Whelan, Whelan et al., 2022, PLOS Biology, CC-BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)/Zenger)

Fertilitiy Hope: Frozen Testicular Tissue Still Viable After Two Decades

The freely available paper in PLOS Biology: http://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.300…
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A 3D-printed prosthetic ear being attached to a six-year-old boy. (Galilee Medical Center)

Boy’s Deformity Is Corrected With 3D-Printed Ear

Surgeons attach prosthetic feature to child born with a developmental defect.�
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A British hospital is the first in the world to implant a brain device to reverse the symptoms of Parkinson's - and its test patient says it is 'amazing'. (Matthew Newby/Zenger)

Brit Hospital Trials Brain Implant To Treat Parkinson’s Disease

Surgeons at Southmead Hospital in Bristol are implementing a tiny deep brain stimulation (DBS) device into the skull.
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Sanolla’s management team, from left: VP business development Jacob Bridger, co-founder-CEO Dr. Doron Adler, co-founder-COO David Linhard. (Moran Maayan)

World’s First AI-Ready Infrasound Stethoscope Gets FDA Approval

Sanolla’s VoqX can hear infrasound acoustic waves which, when analyzed by AI algorithms, supply lifesaving diagnostic insights.�
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