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Cognition and Constipation
Studies probing the connection between the microbiome and cognitive decline deepen our understanding of the gut-brain axis.
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David Levine
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REVIEW
Artists Remaking Medicine
In a new book, Emily Peters explores the perspectives and solutions artists, designers, and musicians bring to our broken health care system.
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Jane Metcalfe
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PROFILE
Building a Better Microbiome
Stephanie Culler is using genetically engineered, synthetic probiotics to overhaul treatments for a host of ailments.
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Robin Donovan
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Gene Therapies for Eternal Youth
Longevity startups are riding high as a wave of gene therapies advance through clinical trials. Can they actually turn back the clock?
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Stav Dimitropoulos
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Industrial-Scale Stem Cells Are Here
Bit.bio’s new approach for reprogramming pluripotent stem cells could standardize the reliable, large-scale manufacture of cells for research and therapy.
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David Levine
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Can We Learn to Embrace Robotic Caregivers?
An aging population and elder care shortages means we may not have a choice.
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Robin Donovan
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BOOK REVIEW
The Age of Scientific Wellness
Lee Hood's company Arivale showed us how to do preventive, personalized health care. His book explores the science—and the missed opportunity.
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Richard Sprague
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Human Organs Age at Different Rates
Organ-specific biological clocks are the latest tool for predicting and treating both chronic disease and overall aging.
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Robin Donovan
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REVIEW
No Spike, No Crash
A new functional sparkling water from the founders of Fiji Water and Oatly claims to manage metabolic health by helping avoid blood sugar spikes after meals.
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Jacopo Prisco
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Frost Fight: New Tech to Slash Organ Transplant Waiting Lists
Inspired by Arctic fish, scientists are developing frost-fighting methods to keep organs viable for as long as possible.
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Robin Donovan
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