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When a loved one has cancer and decides to stop treatment, we understand that they need to end their suffering.
Tyler Clites, 28, has designed a way to make prosthetic limbs that communicate directly with the nervous system.
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No question, it’s a complex emotional state.
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It’s now recognized as a universal, and even psychologically beneficial, feeling.
Using stem cells, Brian O’Roak is figuring out how genetic mutations affect brain development — and how we might treat the disorder.