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A paper in Nature Electronics presents a wearable microgrid powered solely by fingertip perspiration that can monitor metabolic biomarkers—including glucose, vitamin C, lactate and levodopa—over extended periods of time. Read the paper: https://lnkd.in/ecBkVxzU 🔒
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CAR-T and cellular gene therapies are touted as cures for cancer, sickle cell disease, and more - but they are too expensive to be widely available. They can be cheaper, argues Boro Dropulić, CEO of Caring Cross and founder of Lentigen (who developed Kymriah, the first FDA-approved gene therapy product). Point-of-care manufacturing and technology transfer could allow these life-saving gene therapies to be available throughout the world. Read more in his World View for Nature Medicine Nature Portfolio #genetherapy #sicklecell #cancer #health
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Looking for errors in published papers is neither systematic nor rewarded. A feature in Nature outlines the ERROR project, which aims to change that by paying reviewers to check highly cited psychology and psychology-related papers for errors in code, statistical analyses and reference citations.
Cash for catching scientific errors
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A study in Nature Human Behaviour finds that non-cognitive skills increasingly predict academic achievement over development, driven by shared genetic factors whose influence grows over school years. These effects persist across socio-economic contexts and suggest the importance of fostering non-cognitive skills in education. Read the paper: https://lnkd.in/ecZVK3k4
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Despite inspiring proof-of-concepts, few neurotechnologies have firmly established themselves as clinical solutions. A collection from Nature Reviews Bioengineering explores where we are with the clinical translation of neurotechnologies, in particular, brain-machine interfaces.
Clinical translation of neurotechnologies
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A Review in Nature Metabolism provides an overview of the interplay between diet and the gut microbiota, and how this affects brain function. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/eUznrgp5 🔒
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Call for papers! ‘Inflammatory disorders and women’s reproductive health’ invites original research, reviews, and comments on the role of inflammation on women’s reproductive health and health outcomes and well-being. Submit here: https://lnkd.in/eK4AsDcS
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Devices that lack adequate clinical validation pose risks for patient care. A Comment article in Nature Medicine proposes a new validation standard to evaluate FDA authorization as an indication of clinical effectiveness in medical AI. 🔒
Not all AI health tools with regulatory authorization are clinically validated
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