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Small magnetic robot may reach difficult brain lesions without invasive surgery: How does it work
Researchers in the Netherlands are exploring a possibility to reach into remote, difficult areas in the brain without an open surgery. They have developed a tiny, screw-shaped robot that can move ...
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WASHINGTON -- Dr. Demetrius Lopes snaked a thin wire with a tiny magnet on its tip into an artery in Paul Kelsey's groin and threaded it all the way up into his brain. Aided by a helmet-shaped magnet ...
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Scientists say test subjects were able to quit smoking after they blasted their brains with a huge magnet
If you’ve ever tried to quit cigarettes, you know that nicotine addiction is ridiculously difficult to beat. A full two-thirds of adult smokers want to kick the habit, but only one in ten succeeds — ...
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