Harvard Medical School researchers are designing next-gen robots that can flex, contract, and grow like human beings.

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This important work employed a recent, functional muscle network analysis for evaluating rehabilitation outcomes in post-stroke patients. While the research direction is relevant and suggests the need ...

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Vladimir Putin claims organ transplants could make us live to 150. But even healthy organs fail with time – ageing can’t be ...

A new sporting competition is enticing athletes to openly use performance-enhancing drugs and break records with ...

Concerns are mounting over the phenomenon of "tech neck" among young smartphone users, prompting spine experts to call for ...

The inconvenient truth is that most Americans already consume more protein than their bodies require. The average adult ...

In this week’s Show Me the Science podcast, Professor Luke O’Neill looked at the science and the ethics behind this radical ...