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Epigenetic reprogramming reaches humans, how other people keep us alive, and the memory slip everyone misreads (opens the original)
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In our film Forever Young, Ava receives an annual epigenetic treatment and leaves the clinic a year younger than she arrived. We wrote that as fiction. In June, Life Biosciences dosed the first human being with a partial epigenetic reprogramming therapy. This is just one of many topics covered in our AMA with Dr. Thomas Lewis. Dr. Thomas Lewis is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist, co-author of A General Theory of Love, and a co-star and producer of the film. You sent the questions. He answered.
The next generation of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) will aid in memory and more (opens the original)
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A brain-computer interface reads the electrical activity of neurons and passes that signal to a machine. Two are in routine clinical use and are rarely called brain implants: cochlear implants, which let deaf people hear, and deep brain stimulation, used for Parkinson’s and severe depression. More than a million people have one. Newer systems are returning movement to people with paralysis and speech to people who cannot speak. Research now targets memory and cognition, and eventually direct con
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