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  The first CRISPR gene-editing drug is coming—possibly as soon as next year

  Fast Company - By Sy Mukherjee

  The first CRISPR gene-editing drug, designed to treat blood disorders, could be on the market by 2023. Here’s what it means for the future of drug development. Until recently, CRISPR—the gene-editing technology that won scientists Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier the 2020 Nobel Prize in …

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  Baldness discovery paints molecule as potent stimulator of new hair growth

  newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars

  Scientists probing the intricate machinery behind hair growth have made a key discovery around the behavior of key cells in follicles. The study …

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  Some Good News: Scientists Are Now Testing Out a Universal Flu Vaccine In People

  Gizmodo - Ed Cara

  The race to one of medicine’s elusive goals—a universal flu vaccine—is heating up. On Tuesday, the National Institutes of Health announced the phase …

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  Ultrasound-assisted laser vaporizes arterial blockages

  thebrighterside.news - Joseph Shavit

  Atherosclerosis, a buildup of plaque, can lead to heart disease, artery disease, and chronic kidney disease and is traditionally treated by inserting …

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  Common bone density scan can predict later-life dementia risk

  newatlas.com - By Rich Haridy

  Researchers can now assess a person’s risk of developing late-life dementia using data from a common type of bone density scan. The long-term study …

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  The One Carb Dietitians Want You to Eat More Often

  

  Curated byLIVESTRONG.COM

  Carb-rich foods sometimes get an (unfair!) bad rap, but your body needs them for energy and other key functions. In fact, there's one dietitians want you to eat more often: quinoa.