Month: June 2020

a study from researchers at Harvard Medical School develops and tests a synthetic microbial system capable of determining the origin of objects, with a view to identifying sources of foodborne illnesses. The team states their DNA-barcoded spores are incapable of growing in the wild, are derived from safe microbe strains, and can be sprayed onto goods such as crops or manufactured products to be detected months to years later.

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Using synthetic, DNA-barcoded microbes to track food contamination.

June 26, 2020 Healthinnovations

Every year, a staggering 48 million people in the USA alone will suffer from...

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New study tells you which vaccines can protect you against Omicron.

January 6, 2022 Healthinnovations 1

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The Top 10 Healthinnovations of 2021 – Slideshow.

January 4, 2022 Healthinnovations

Scientists have developed a novel therapy that repairs spinal cord injury in mice, enabling them to walk again within weeks of treatment - the new class of material works by signaling to the spinal cord to repair damaged nerves.

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A new type of drug reverses spinal paralysis.

December 7, 2021 Healthinnovations 3

Researchers have successfully attached a pig kidney to a human recipient where it functioned for three days – in a massive leap toward an alternative supply of organs for those desperately awaiting transplants.

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Pig kidney successfully attached to human

November 30, 2021 Healthinnovations