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Carolyn Barber

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Emergency Med physician (25 yrs) & science journalist | Contributor @Fortune @TIME @SciAm. Author: Runaway Medicine. Championing evidence, truth & democracy.
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A scientific breakthrough researchers call ‘magic’ could transform treatment for a leading cause of death

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By Carolyn Barber
| Aol Verified
For all of the advancement in treating stroke victims over the past couple of decades, some concerns have remained almost constant. In medicine, we like to say that “time is brain,” meaning that every moment a stroke goes untreated, the potential for long-term brain damage or death escalates. In fact, every minute that the brain goes without blood flow, the average patient loses around 1.9 million neurons and about a week of independent life, experts say.
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A scientific breakthrough researchers call ‘magic’ could transform treatment for a leading cause of death

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By Carolyn Barber
| Flipboard
6 hours ago The research on what smoke does to a body is just beginning. For 49 straight days, everyone in Seeley Lake was breathing smoke. A wildfire had ignited outside the small rural community in Montana, and the plume of smoke had parked itself over the houses. Air quality plummeted. At several moments, …
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Move over, Jetsons: Fixed-wing flying car nears production

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By Carolyn Barber
| Fortune Verified
It looks like a rough sketch from The Jetsons, yes. It costs the kind of money that will reflexively cause some people to toss it in the “billionaires’ toy club” category—and in the short term, that may well be where the product resides. But no one in the transportation and aviation industry is chuckling any more at the notion of a flying car. In fact, companies are putting powerful resources behind it.
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