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ECG rhythm comparison .
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Morning coffee is linked to a longer life.
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An MRI scan of a 33-year-old woman demonstrates the actual persistence of facial fillers she has received over the years. Contrary to the common belief that hyaluronic acid fillers naturally break down and disappear within a few months, the imaging reveals that substantial amounts of the injected material remain even after six years, with incomplete absorption. This prolonged presence and potential migration of fillers can contribute to tissue expansion, lymphatic obstruction, and distortion of facial contours.
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Don't tie your worth to performance. The more you do, the more fragile you become. Pressure exposes weakness when identity depends on outcomes.
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How???
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The world's first set of surviving septuplets
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Indonesia was a stretch😩 How many did you get correctly?
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🚨 SCIENTISTS JUST CREATED A MINI PANCREAS THAT MAKES INSULIN ON ITS OWN What if people with diabetes no longer needed daily insulin injections in the future? Scientists have now developed a tiny lab-grown “mini pancreas” that can naturally produce insulin just like a real human organ. The bioengineered cells can actually sense rising sugar levels and respond by releasing insulin automatically. Researchers say this breakthrough could completely change the future of diabetes treatment. While it’s still being tested in laboratories and not yet ready for public use, experts believe this technology may one day help replace damaged organs with living lab-grown tissues. A future where the body heals itself instead of depending on constant medication may be closer than we think… and this could be one of the biggest medical breakthroughs of our time. Source: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. Bioartificial pancreas and regenerative medicine research.
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Elon Musk says the future of medicine will be completely digital, with synthetic RNA programmed to rewrite how the human body functions and cure almost anything. He describes medicine as working like software, with custom RNA strands designed to reprogram the body from within. “The future of medicine will be digital.” “If you know what to program in that synthetic RNA strand, you can basically cure anything.”
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In this work, an exploratory study was performed into the feasibility of humanoid robots performing direct clinical tasks through teleoperation. A bi-manual teleoperation system was developed for the @UnitreeRobotics G1 Humanoid Robot, integrating high-fidelity pose tracking, custom grasping configurations, and an impedance controller to safely and precisely manipulate medical tools. The system is evaluated across seven diverse medical procedures, including physical examinations, emergency interventions, and precision needle tasks Video Credit: @arcucsd #robotics #engineering #technology #robots
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With the global race for artificial intelligence and robotics technology in full swing, @DavidMuir takes a closer look at the humanoid robots being built in China – and how it could help humans with home chores and factory labor. abcnews.go.com
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This shows how powerful superfoods are for our body.
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A time-lapse of a city evolving from 7000 BC to 2100 AD, visualized with AI
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This animation from 1932 is a masterpiece. It was the first cartoon to win an Oscar.
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