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Category Archives: Science of Us
Study: Brain Activity Can Surge at Time of Death
New research shows that the dying may experience a spike in consciousness
Those approaching death often report near-death experiences such as leaving their bodies, seeing dead loved ones, or watching their life flash before their eyes. Now, researchers have discovered a spike in brain activity that could explain these phenomena.
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Revolutionary Technology Aims to Preserve Organs for Transplant
Restoring cellular function in deceased pigs holds promise
Researchers are hopeful that a new device may help to maintain viability of organs for transplant after a donor dies. A team at Yale School of Medicine conducted experiments on pigs undergoing cardiac arrest with a device called OrganEx. The … Continue reading
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These Are 5 of the Top Longevity Supplements That Fight Aging
Aging is inevitable but there are supplements that have been proven to reduce its speed
Human beings have been uniquely cursed with the desire to ward off the one thing we can’t avoid: aging. In fact, as you just read that sentence, you got older. Luckily, there are supplements for longevity out there that can … Continue reading
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Preventing Species Extinction Through International Collaboration
Unified management plans have helped some desperately endangered species
Urgent international effort has the potential to reverse species extinction, a new study has found. The research, published in the journal Science, found that species considered extinct in the wild — which only exist in captivity or other areas outside … Continue reading
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We May Have Been Wrong About the Aging Process
New studies show groundbreaking results in the age reversal of mice
Humans have had many theories about the aging process and what causes our cells to deteriorate. Theories range from oxidative stress, to protein buildup, to the shortening of our telomeres (structures required for cell division). But several recent studies on … Continue reading
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Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease Before It Strikes
New blood test holds promise
Diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease remains one of the most difficult challenges for the medical community. At this time, a diagnosis is not definitively confirmed until an autopsy of the brain can be performed. A few blood tests have slowly been making … Continue reading
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