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Sleeping a solid 8 hours isn’t the whole story and the quality of your sleep might matter more. But what does sleep quality mean and how can we measure it?
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A huge number of ultracold atoms have been corralled into a grid that could form the basis of the next largest quantum computer
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AI could assemble a record-breaking quantum computer out of cold atoms https://t.co/BkfyCknTGz https://t.co/BbCKTQDXET
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Mashup Score: 4Robotic exoskeleton can train expert pianists to play faster - 8 day(s) ago
Trained pianists who hit a plateau improved their finger speed after a half-hour training session with a device that moves their fingers for them
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Robotic exoskeleton can train expert pianists to play faster https://t.co/y5eScsSc8V https://t.co/fTKm3RtXc4
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A huge number of ultracold atoms have been corralled into a grid that could form the basis of the next largest quantum computer
Source: www.newscientist.comCategories: General Medicine News, Future of MedicineTweet-
AI could assemble a record-breaking quantum computer out of cold atoms https://t.co/BkfyCknTGz https://t.co/BbCKTQDXET
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A team of scientists claims that the risk of common conditions like heart disease could be slashed by editing people’s genomes at the embryo stage – but other biologists strongly rebuke this
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Will genome editing transform our children's health? Some have doubts https://t.co/CK84XdHi7H ("some" meaning yours truly, along with @HankGreelyLSJU and @ShaiCarmi)
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Insulin-producing cells injected into a man with type 1 diabetes have survived for a month so far without the need for immune suppression
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Gene-edited cells that evade rejection show promise in type 1 diabetes | New Scientist https://t.co/JlQql1Y8fE
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A tiny quantum “refrigerator” can ensure that a quantum computer’s calculations start off error-free – without requiring oversight or even new hardware
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Quantum computers get automatic error correction for the first time https://t.co/C4279qm7SQ https://t.co/GLxp5w6uLi
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A team of scientists claims that the risk of common conditions like heart disease could be slashed by editing people’s genomes at the embryo stage – but other biologists strongly rebuke this
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RT @newscientist: Will genome editing transform our children's health? Some have doubts https://t.co/sbRms9h5TJ
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Mashup Score: 9A healthy dose of AI can improve medical care and save lives - 21 day(s) ago
Done right, with real-world evidence to back up the claims and persuade doctors to adopt it, artificial intelligence has the power to enhance clinical outcomes
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A healthy dose of AI can improve medical care and save lives Done right, with real-world evidence to back up the claims and persuade doctors to adopt it, artificial intelligence has the power to enhance clinical outcomes https://t.co/WhAr2mE0iR #CES2025 @ZGJR https://t.co/pEZWNUQEHH
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Throat vibrations made by people who find it difficult to speak, such as after a stroke, can be analysed by AI and used to create sentences
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AI uses throat vibrations to work out what someone is trying to say https://t.co/fwM39YMSSI https://t.co/0wgPZbWMqH
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Why sleep quality is so important – and so difficult to measure | New Scientist https://t.co/a9i8TcBPmI