Longevity Archives - Page 4 of 18

Jason Silva’s Latest: To Be Human Is to Be Transhuman

Jason Dorrier - April 1, 2014

Will Virus Particles Meet Their End In These Tiny Death Traps?

Cameron Scott - April 1, 2014

Want a Cheap 2,000x Microscope? Just Fold This $0.50 Piece of Paper

Cameron Scott - March 31, 2014

Patient’s Cranium Replaced With Custom 3D Printed Implant

Jason Dorrier - March 30, 2014

Genetically Engineered T Cells Used as a Weapon Against HIV/AIDS

Cameron Scott - March 23, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Other News in Exponential Sci/Tech From the Week

Cameron Scott - March 23, 2014

Nerve-Stimulating Headband Gets FDA Nod for Treatment of Migraine Headaches

Cameron Scott - March 22, 2014

Beyond the SmartWatch — Startups Push Body Monitoring Wearables

Jason Dorrier - March 21, 2014

Patient’s Face Reconstructed Using 3D-Printed Parts

Cameron Scott - March 17, 2014

Backing Up the World’s Food Supply with 800,000 Plant Species on Ice

Jason Dorrier - March 15, 2014

Tiny Ultrasonic Device to Travel Arteries and Image Coronary Blockages

Jason Dorrier - March 13, 2014

Virtual Arm Eases Amputee’s Phantom Limb Pain

Cameron Scott - March 12, 2014

Can Graphene Oxide Filters Unlock Our Most Abundant Water Source?

Jason Dorrier - March 11, 2014

In Depth With Jason Silva: Brain Games, Trance States, and The Abomination of Death

Jason Dorrier - March 6, 2014

Scientists Control Tiny Mechanical Probes Inside Human Cells

Cameron Scott - March 6, 2014

From Scans, Doctors 3D Print Custom Heart Wraps to Deliver Treatments

Cameron Scott - March 4, 2014

Inside the Future of Healthcare With Singularity University’s Daniel Kraft

Jason Dorrier - March 4, 2014

Researchers Show Off Mind-Controlled Music Player

Jason Dorrier - February 22, 2014

IBM Markets Watson as Potential Solution to Africa’s Health and Education Woes

Cameron Scott - February 21, 2014

Pioneering Cell Therapy Achieves Complete Remission In Patients With End-Stage Leukemia

Cameron Scott - February 19, 2014

X-Ray App Assists Doctors In Diagnosing Rare Conditions

Cameron Scott - February 17, 2014

Tiny Injected Sponges Stop Bleeding From Gunshot Wounds in 15 Seconds

Cameron Scott - February 15, 2014

Latest Tool to Fight Cancer Is a Crowdsourcing ‘Asteroids’-Like Mobile Game

Cameron Scott - February 14, 2014

Prosthetic Hand Wires In Patient’s Nerves For Sensations Of Touch

Cameron Scott - February 10, 2014

Color-Coded 3D Brain Map Comes to Life in Video

Cameron Scott - February 7, 2014

A Simple Test Tells Seniors If Their Memory Is Waning

Cameron Scott - February 4, 2014

Illumina Claims New Sequencer Transcribes 18,000 Genomes per Year at $1,000 Each

Jason Dorrier - February 2, 2014

Kindhearted Techies 3D Print Prosthetics for Ducks With Disabilities

Jason Dorrier - January 31, 2014

Simple Method for Creating Stem Cells Promises Cheaper, Faster Therapies

Cameron Scott - January 30, 2014

New Inexpensive Skin Test in Development to Diagnose Malaria in an Instant

Cameron Scott - January 29, 2014

DNA Origami to Nanomachines: Building Tiny Robots for the Body and Beyond

Jason Dorrier - January 27, 2014

Gene Therapy Improves Sight in UK Patients

Cameron Scott - January 26, 2014

Wireless Brain Implant Aims To Give Paralyzed Power Over Their Limbs

Cameron Scott - January 25, 2014

Gene Therapy Helps Parkinson’s Patients, But Is It Simply A Placebo?

Cameron Scott - January 24, 2014

Amid a Debate That’s Hot As Ever, General Mills Says No GMOs in Its Cold Cheerios

Jason Dorrier - January 23, 2014

Sight, Sound Out of Sync in Kids With Autism Says Study

Cameron Scott - January 22, 2014

Google Dips Into Med-Tech With Glucose-Monitoring Contact Lenses

Cameron Scott - January 18, 2014

Could Implanted Pellets Replace Booster Shots?

Cameron Scott - January 15, 2014

New Pills Deliver Bacteria, Not Drugs, To Cure Us

Cameron Scott - January 13, 2014

Gene Therapy Turns Several Leukemia Patients Cancer Free. Will It Work for Other Cancers, Too?

Cameron Scott - January 6, 2014

Credit Card-Sized Chip Diagnoses HIV and Provides T Cell Counts on the Spot

Cameron Scott - January 4, 2014

2013 in Review: The Eight Biggest Stories In Exponential Tech

Jason Dorrier - December 30, 2013

Genomic Studies Sift Centenarian DNA for Genes Protecting Against Age-Related Diseases

Jason Dorrier - December 29, 2013

Progress in Efforts to Develop Lab-Grown Lungs: Functional Cells

Cameron Scott - December 28, 2013

Medtronic’s Minimally Invasive Pacemaker the Size of a Multivitamin

Jason Dorrier - December 27, 2013

Drug Hopes to Delay Onset of Alzheimer’s Symptoms With a Monthly Shot in the Arm

Cameron Scott - December 26, 2013

Researchers, Startups Hope One Drop of Blood Could Diagnose All Types of Cancer

Cameron Scott - December 25, 2013

Edible Batteries Could Power a Range of Smart Pills and Medical Devices

Cameron Scott - December 24, 2013

Delicate Eye Cells Are Latest to Be 3D-Printed

Cameron Scott - December 23, 2013

Prosthetic Hand With Sense of Touch Picks Stems From Cherries

Jason Dorrier - December 21, 2013

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