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Neuroscientist/ freelance writer. Author of BODY AM I: THE NEW SCIENCE OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS penguinrandomhouse.com/books/691611/b
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EULAR 2023 - Terapias regenerativas frente a células madre en la artrosis:¿promesa o hype?

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By Moheb Costandi Verified
| Univadis ES Verified
Los avances en terapias regenerativas para la reparación del cartílago son esperanzadores, pero los tratamientos para la artrosis basados en células madre son en su mayor parte “pura palabrería”, según los líderes en este campo que describieron recientes investigaciones en el Congreso Europeo Anual de Reumatología ( EULAR) celebrado en Milán.
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Los editores de revistas médicas se movilizan contra la amenaza de guerra nuclear

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By Moheb Costandi Verified
| Univadis ES Verified
Un editorial publicado el pasado 1 de agosto simultáneamente en varias revistas ha instado a los profesionales sanitarios a hacer lo posible por reducir el riesgo de guerra nuclear y abolir las armas nucleares.
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The new age of the cyborg?

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By Moheb Costandi Verified
| New Humanist Verified
In May, Noland Arbaugh became the first recipient of a Neuralink brain-computer interface. The 29-year-old had suffered a spinal injury while swimming – an accident that left him paralysed from the neck down. For the last eight years he had been using a wheelchair and a stick held in his mouth to handle electronic devices. But now there’s another way. Brain-computer interfaces, or BCIs, can translate intended movement signals in the brain into computer commands.
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