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What Will It Take to 3-D Print Organs?
Eventually, no one will die while waiting for a transplant. But that day is further off than you might think.
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Anna Nowogrodzki
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When Diet and Lifestyle Aren’t Enough
Supplements and the people who take them.
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Brian Bergstein
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This is Your Brain on Weed
Pot is being packaged like fine wines and sold with bold claims about physical and psychological benefits. Does science back up the marketing pitch?
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Maria Finn
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Skinny Genes
Anorexia may originate in your gut and your DNA, not in fashion magazines.
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Christina Farr
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It’s On! The Race to Wire the Brain
Bryan Johnson is convinced that human intelligence needs an upgrade. So he’s putting up $100 million to make it happen.
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Mallory Pickett
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Take Two Placebos and Call Me in the Morning
Sham treatments that work even when you know they’re fakes.
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Anna Nowogrodzki
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The Misguided Pessimism of “Homo Deus”
Yuval Noah Harari’s book is right that humans have developed God-like powers, but it’s wrong about the reasons — and it underestimates what will come.
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Juan Enriquez
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The Deepest Free Diver of Them All
Facing troubling news in his DNA, William Trubridge displays a competitive advantage not found in his genome: equanimity
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Amanda Schaffer
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The Anti-Aging Habits of Longevity Experts
These people are all researching ways to halt or reverse aging. So what are they doing to help themselves live longer?
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Karen Weintraub
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Video: Decoding the Diver
Decoding the Diver
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The Elusive Definition of Wellness
If you ask people around the world how healthy they think they are, you’ll get some surprising answers.
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Brian Bergstein
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The Genetic Secrets of the World’s Greatest Free Diver
William Trubridge’s genome reveals some of his superpowers — and why his training is riskier than he ever imagined. Part two of a three-part series.
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Amanda Schaffer
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Decoding the Diver
William Trubridge is shredding world records in free diving. Is the secret to his success lurking in his genome?
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Amanda Schaffer
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Welcome to the Neobiological Revolution
the Neobiological Revolution
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Jane Metcalfe
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