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science reporter @WashingtonPost, former @BostonGlobe, prefer to explore the world by bicycle, carolyn.johnson@washpost.com, Signal: carojo.55
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Cómo los implantes cerebrales experimentales transformaron la vida de un paciente con ELA en su hogar

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By Carolyn Johnson Verified
| La Nación (Argentina) Verified
WASHINGTON.- Durante los últimos seis años, la vida de Casey Harrell se sintió como un accidente automovilístico en cámara lenta. A los 42 años comenzó a perder la voz debido a la enfermedad neurodegenerativa ELA, o esclerosis lateral amiotrófica. Su mundo se redujo a medida que su capacidad para cantarle a su hija pequeña, hacer una presentación en el trabajo o contar un chiste se erosionaba.
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Ancient graves held a grim mystery. DNA revealed the oldest known plague outbreaks.

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By Carolyn Johnson Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Ancient graves held a grim mystery. DNA revealed the oldest known plague outbreaks. (washingtonpost.com) Ancient graves held a grim mystery. DNA revealed the oldest known plague outbreaks. By Carolyn Y. Johnson 2026061715010200 For years, an ancient hunter-gatherer cemetery near Lake Baikal in southeast Siberia has posed a tragic puzzle: an unusual number of children and adolescents.
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A Brain Implant Gave an ALS Patient Back His Speech

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By Carolyn Johnson Verified
| RealClear Science
For the past six years, Casey Harrell’s life has felt like a slow-motion car crash. At 42, he began to lose his voice to the neurodegenerative disease ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. His world shrank as his ability to sing to his young daughter, give a presentation for work or tell a joke eroded. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments
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