A textured silicone breast implant produced by French implant manufacturer Sebbin Laboratories.
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I&aposve had eggs transferred to my womb and not implant, or implant briefly and end in a "chemical pregnancy," or implant for longer and then miscarry.
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For my implant side, they'll reopen the incision and put a larger implant in.
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Symptoms for breast implant-associated ALCL are persistent swelling or pain around the implant.
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"Most cases of breast implant-associated ALCL are treated by removal of the implant and the capsule surrounding the implant and some cases have been treated by chemotherapy and radiation," it said.
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The Ideal Implant, created by Dallas plastic surgeon Robert S. Hamas, is basically a more natural feeling saline-filled implant.
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"The treatment of choice is removal of the breast implant and the scar capsule around the breast implant," Clemens says.
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Rogan and Mr. Stanhope) a "safe breast implant" fashion show (alternate implant materials included Nerf footballs and a condiment dispenser).
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Read more:Women are saying they've been sickened by a mysterious 'breast implant illness' that causes pain, rashes, and nauseaBreast implant manufacturer Allergan just recalled one type of implant after hundreds of Americans developed a rare cancer linked to the devicesA woman had a celebratory photo shoot with her just-removed implants after years of 'breast implant illness.
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"The implant gives me freedom, independence and safety," de Bruijne wrote in an email composed on a tablet linked to her implant.
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Then I got a lot of fluid around my implant, it was an inflammation and the doctor thought my implant was ruptured.
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"I have never seen a true failure of the birth control implant," Stanwood adds; "true failure" meaning pregnancy while on the implant.
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Read more:Breast implant manufacturer Allergan just recalled one type of implant after hundreds of Americans developed a rare cancer linked to the devicesA woman had a celebratory photo shoot with her just-removed implants after years of 'breast implant illness.
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He is director of the implant honors program at NYU College of Dentistry, as well as a professor of periodontology and implant dentistry.
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Reports of a mysterious 'breast-implant illness' can be traced to the 1990sBreast-implant illness was first publicized in 1990, when the journalist Connie Chung shared stories of women who said they had a mysterious "breast-implant illness" on a CBS broadcast.
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Each component has a specific role, such as the implant downloader, which hosts and pulls the implant from another downloader; and the the command interpreter, which operates the Rising Sun implant through an intermediate hacked server to help hide the wider command structure.
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When the implant is underneath the chest of a regular person walking down the street, it creates folds that can rub on the implant.
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The main symptoms of BIA-ALCL are swelling or pain in the area of the implant, which may occur years after the implant was placed.
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As soon as he read about the implant, Lee made an appointment and drove 400 miles to Arizona get his first implant from the Godfather himself.
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So, at the urging of everyone at the implant station, the first thing I did with my implant was secure it with a four-digit pin.
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But the risks are actually lower with the implant and the IUD than with other hormonal methods, since the implant and IUD do not contain estrogen.
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In fewer than 1 percent of cases, Amies Oelschlager said, the implant is misplaced, which can cause arm pain and potentially make the implant less effective.
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Dr. O'Neil's implant can last six times as long, or twice as long as a BioCorRx implant that has been approved by regulatory bodies in Russia.
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Last week the FDA recalled Allergan, a breast implant manufacturer who's textured implants increased the risk of developing breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL).
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The sponge-like implant is made from hydrogel that is dehydrated down to capsule size, allowing the surgeon to implant them just like would the titanium rods.
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The study also noted that other factors can affect a woman's hormone levels on the contraceptive implant, including a higher BMI and longer duration of implant use.
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Read more:Women are saying they've been sickened by a mysterious 'breast implant illness' that causes pain, rashes, and nauseaBreast implant manufacturer Allergan just recalled one type of implant after hundreds of Americans developed a rare cancer linked to the devices17 celebrities who have spoken about their plastic surgeries
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I've since learned that breast implant complications and adverse outcomes, like the one I experienced, occur in at least 1% of breast implant patients, according to the FDA.
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Just as a contraceptive implant in a patient's arm releases a steady dose over time, the new Probuphine implant releases a consistent, low dose of buprenorphine for six months.
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About 28 cases of breast implant-associated ALCL have been brought to the notice of Health Canada, out of which 24 involved the Biocell breast implant, the agency said.
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Beer noted that while the implant could be stopped if a user rebooted their phone, if the user then visited the infected websites again, the implant would run again.
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Beer noted that while the implant could be stopped if a user rebooted their phone, if the user then visited the infected websites again, the implant would run again.
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A wireless, rechargable transmitter affixed to the skin on top of the implant through an adhesive both powers the implant and allows it to send signals to a mobile app.
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Especially if the reproductive part — the embryo production — isn't done in the US. You could either implant it in the US or go outside the FDA jurisdiction and implant it.
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It does not show evidence the implant in the first story existed, or that any of the narratives arround Apple and Amazon discovering that first implant in the first story were true.
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The approval of a buprenorphine subcutaneous implant in 2016 may also reduce children's access, the study noted because the patients with an implant would not have pills for children to get into.
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A 31-year-old woman in Portugal had used the birth control implant as her contraceptive method for eight years straight, but her most recent implant, the somehow got into her lung.
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And after she saves him, she's explaining to him very happily that she saved his life from this implant, and he says, 'Well, you've got to put that implant back in, because actually I'm 19 years old, and that implant keeps me a kid so that tricks will pay 10 times more, to have sex with a child.
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Children with a cochlear implant and no access to visual language may be unwittingly engaged in a race against the clock as they learn to interpret the electrical signals provided by the implant.
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He wants to implant a vibrator into his pubic fat.
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But this dude made a spinal implant that's really simple.
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Jeffrey Tibbetts removing a magnet implant from Zac Shannon's finger.
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With an implant, you're never not going to have it.
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The simplest type of brain computer is a cochlear implant.
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An iPhone can do the same as an implant chip.
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People have been proven to implant items into children's brains.
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To get faster speeds, you'd need a BMI surgical implant.
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The implant used in the rats is similar in nature.
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Before the implant, he could only move his shoulder muscles.
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Because of the previous radiation, an implant wasn't an option.
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Three months have now passed since Barrow's breast implant removal.
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Or how someone with a cochlear implant hears the world?
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The probuphine implant is a new delivery system for buprenorphine.
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But some animals will not survive without such an implant.
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Better to implant spikes in dashboards so they appreciate consequences!
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Doctors diagnosed an infection, removed the implant and replaced it.
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We can just implant the thoughts, and take you there.
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And in the time that their Reality+ implant is activated (it can only be used 12 hours per day), anyone else whose implant is running will see them as they've chosen to be seen.
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The F.D.A. has begun to re-examine questions about implant safety that have long been disputed by doctors and implant manufacturers, and that most consumers thought had been resolved a decade or so ago.
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Her lawyer, Graham Newman, from Columbia, S.C., said he was planning a lawsuit against the implant makers, and had about 20 other clients with breast-implant lymphoma from Australia, Canada, England and the United States.
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"[3D printing] shifts the focus from an implant that has been designed for common use that requires modification to a patient, to a patient-specific implant that has been designed directly for them," Oblak said.
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The implant has some mild side effects, most notably a decrease in bone density, but that quickly improves after the removal of the implant or the initiation of cross-sex hormones like estrogen or testosterone.
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The plan was to coat it in silicone and implant it.
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Unlike many other contraceptives, the implant is meant to be permanent.
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The new implant is an exoskeleton that's inserted into the penis.
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The ideal implant would be safe, small, wireless and long-lasting.
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The same day she got her implant in, her boyfriend proposed.
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Taking out the implant and scar tissue can cure the cancer.
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Products from GSK and Merck are also seen as implant options.
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Eventually, she heard about breast implant illness from a friend's wife.
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She received a defibrillator implant by the end of the week.
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One solution is to implant an automated defibrillator into the chest.
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And now you can implant these scenes within the show's canon.
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The symptoms can often appear years after the initial implant procedure.
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They'll use that information to decide which embryos to implant first.
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The firm noted that they have not previously observed this implant.
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Chun said his explant business has successfully replaced his implant business.
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DePuy Orthopaedics, ordering a new trial in the hip implant case.
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She eventually decided to go forward with an implant procedure, selecting
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James does not have a cochlear implant; he uses hearing aids.
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Would the active-implant group do better than the control group?
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For now, that is where a brain implant is most relevant.
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He underwent surgery to implant breathing and feeding tubes, they said.
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She went to another specialist to have a spinal-cord implant.
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"Huawei has not and will never implant 'back doors,'" Guo said.
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Then, she switched to a five-year implant in her arm.
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The medical implant maker also seeing revenue come in above consensus.
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She added that her surgery revealed that her implant had ruptured.
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The first donor embryo didn't implant, but the next one did.
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But my questions about the prospect of getting an implant remained.
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The organization remains concerned about adherence as well, though Kenslea is optimistic that the ongoing development of a long-acting implant, akin to a contraceptive implant, could make PrEP's effectiveness far less dependent on daily compliance.
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I asked them to put the implant in the muscle, so my whole glute muscle on both sides was just cut right through the middle, the implant went in, and then it was stitched right up.
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She's had two surgeries since then, one to insert an implant and another to remove and replace it because the first implant was too big, but she didn't have it in her to take more photos.
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What breast implant patients should know In 2011, the FDA first identified a possible association between breast implants and the development of a rare cancer called breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma, or BIA-ALCL.
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Since the implant became available 16 years ago, thousands of women have sued Bayer, Essure's manufacturer, with many claiming they suffered severe injuries, including perforation of the uterus and the fallopian tubes from the metal implant.
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Breast-implant illness gained more attention after a kind of implant was linked to cancerIn March, nearly three decades after Chung rang the alarm bell, the FDA held a hearing on the safety of breast implants.
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Another limitation of the study is that it included too few patients for researchers to calculate how factors like the duration of implant use or the type of implant might alter the odds of developing breast lymphomas.
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There's only so much space in the body for an implant, and MK-8591 could allow for a 100-fold smaller dose, and thus a smaller implant, than the Gilead drug others are working with, he said.
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She also cited "breast implant illness," Kang isn't the first person to remove implants because of self-reported breast implant illnessIn March, the Food & Drug Administration held a hearing to discuss the overall safety of breast implants.
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Most plastic surgeons don't recognize breast implant illnessFor now, most plastic surgeons don't consider breast implant illness a real condition, as it hasn't been studied enough to conclude the symptoms women experience are actually linked to implants.
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In the far future, researchers want to implant interfaces into healthy people.
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Anybody who can give an epidural can implant this thing as well.
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Of the 22 embryos edited, 11 were used in six implant attempts.
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Those were key changes that Breast Implant Victim Advocacy wanted, Cook said.
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So far, no implant that exists is quite functional enough for him.
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In the '90s and 2000s, for my practice, implant sizes were larger.
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But in December 2014, Dr. Whitney Shoemaker performed the implant-removal surgery.
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How many embryos did he edit and implant before these live births?
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Information can implant itself like a virus, the older Gold children note.
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Just moments earlier, Levin received a tooth implant at her dentist appointment.
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Someone with an implant may have a partner that might not know.
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And in rare cases, the implant can break or even fall out.
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"Anything you implant will eventually have to come out," Lee told me.
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Recovered addicts said the implant would allow them to feel normal again.
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So maybe his new spyware implant is too good to be true?
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Avila planned to undergo rhinoplasty and a breast implant replacement on Oct.
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Because you could afford to have an implant so you get it?
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Allergan's Biocell implant is the only macro-textured device available in Canada.
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A custom-built virus is used to implant them with new genes.
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The price climbs to about $10,000 including the metal implant, Laskaris said.
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At the hospital, they gave me a card with the implant details.
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A Stanford patient can type with their mind via a surgical implant.
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Because you could afford to have an implant, so you get it?
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Elon Musk wants to implant tiny, mind-probing threads into human brains.
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One line stood out — the cost of the implant and related supplies.
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First, the made-for-iPhone cochlear implant has to hit the market.
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Other requirements, like another birth control implant, reminded her of the FARC.
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Bayer has repeatedly denied that the implant is dangerous or caused injuries.
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The muscle supported the implant, reducing those complications but introducing new ones.
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Previous implant-based communication systems have produced about eight words a minute.
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She qualified for a cochlear implant and had the surgery in 2012.
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There are two defining milestones in the history of cyberwar via implant.
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Michael Laufer in Tibbetts' DIY operating room before getting his PegLeg implant.
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So the veterinarians settled on a custom 3-D printed titanium implant.
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Cochlear implant is signed with two fingers like teeth behind the ears.
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It is not breast cancer, but develops in tissue around the implant.
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Other makers use a sponge to imprint texturing onto the implant surface.
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Terri McGregor, 52, from North Bay, Ontario, had implant surgery in 2009.
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Ms. McGregor was stunned to learn she had the implant-associated lymphoma.
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The bad news: For reasons unknown, my uterus won't let them implant.
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It's almost $10,000 to buy a cochlear [implant] for my deaf grandson.
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Is it possible to implant something that begins to grow a network?
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It develops in a fibrous tissue layer that forms around the implant.
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In 2013, the FDA rejected the implant, saying it needed additional data.
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"I had to work almost day in and day out to keep it going," so taking time off for breast cancer treatment, a double mastectomy, implant surgeries, and potentially implant replacement, severely cuts into her money-making opportunities.
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In April, a WikiLeaks press release stated that "an implant designed for Samsung F Series Smart Televisions" could "record audio from the built-in microphone" but failed to mention that someone would have to install that implant in person.
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Read more: 9 things that can make your birth control methods less effectiveTo remove the implant, doctors used a video-assisted surgery to locate the object and then they did surgery in her chest area to remove the implant.
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The commonality [in my implant ideas] would be an upgraded experience to life.
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How the implant works The brain-computer interface is fully inside the body.
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Ramsey's health declined, as did the electronics for the implant in his head.
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But the guy with the implant could hear his wife's voice very clearly.
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The Essure implant, manufactured by Bayer, first debuted on the market in 0003.
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Then, the way the hacker can communicate with the implant is rather shrewd.
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However, scientists will not be allowed to implant the embryos into a woman.
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Wilson said she would switch to using the implant if it becomes available.
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His awareness narrows to a single mote of light, the implant diligently recording.
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He had created a kind of implant, in the form of a pill.
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Since her mesh implant was removed in January 2015, she has developed incontinence.
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With the robotic implant, surgeons wouldn't need to paralyze and sedate the babies.
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But many Indian patients suffered adverse reactions from the implant, the panel said.
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That's exactly what a doctor in "Black Museum" tries, via experimental brain implant.
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A spokesperson for Virgin admitted they made an error with removing the implant.
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The implant connects the user to Earth's magnetic field, vibrating whenever facing north.
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Jessica Dick got a Nexplanon implant in 2014, when she was in college.
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Lee expects it to be ready for implant in three to four months.
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It is not breast cancer, but forms around the tissue of the implant.
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It'll be available as an upgrade for qualifying cochlear implant owners in October.
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The first amputee to receive an OI implant was in Sweden in 1990.
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Facebook isn't working on a brain implant — though other Silicon Valley giants are.
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They can also be from a leaking implant or other causes of swelling.
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That little speck in his tooth is in fact a pink diamond implant.
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But many Indian patients suffered adverse reactions to the implant, the panel said.
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This is commonly a precursor to either breast reconstruction or a breast implant.
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Only 20 percent of women who use the implant will have no period.
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Read more: Thousands of women say they have a mysterious 'breast-implant illness.
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Doctors had trouble locating where the implant had moved to in her body
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Hanafy's doctor, Josephson, was one of the first people to implant the device.
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One-sided drainage can also happen after certain dental implant procedures, he says.
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She and her doctors believe this is a result of the Essure implant.
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And those who choose to forgo the implant face pressure from medical professionals.
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To fix the damaged tooth, she required a dental implant, which cost $1,718.63.
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After all, all the implant does is open a new pathway to sound.
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The couple elected to implant these embryos to start a two-embryo pregnancy.
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Turning the PirateBox into an implant required a drastic reduction in its size.
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It's possible the same could be done to someone with a PegLeg implant.
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The "implant" could also access the user's on-device bank of saved passwords.
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That operation makes urination possible, but requires an implant to achieve an erection.
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All 14 patients have experienced voluntarily movement with the implant, the researchers said.
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Location, location, locationThere are usually two places you can place a breast implant.
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Marketing executive Katie Langer was among the holdouts refusing to implant the device.
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That covers medical costs involved with the implant insertion, including detoxification and counseling.
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The INSIDER Summary:• Many deaf people are encouraged to get a cochlear implant.
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We need collective action to kill DRM and to implant the above principles.
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It can cause the capsule—that scar tissue around the implant—to break.
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"Getting an implant was the farthest thing from my mind anyway," he continues.
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" Even better, said Gardner: "I want a camera, a stomach implant, a poop implant, and a thing in the toilet that grabs your pee and poop before you flush it away and electronically sends information off about what was in there.
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The hearing was unrelated to breast-implant illness; rather, it came after the FDA received hundreds of reports that women with breast implants had developed a rare form of cancer called breast-implant-associated anaplastic large-cell lymphoma, or BIA-ALCL.
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In August, two women filed a class-action lawsuit against breast implant maker Allergan, after the company recalled its Biocell textured implants, which are linked to to breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) — but not to breast cancer.
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The agency recently recommended that all manufacturers of breast implants — textured and smooth — incorporate a boxed warning and provide patient checklists to better inform women about the potential risks from implants, including breast implant–associated ALCL, implant rupture, and fatigue.
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Musk and his think-tank do not have everything figured out just yet, but the general idea is to advance the neural implant tech while they wait until laws and regulations let them actually implant something into a healthy person's brain.
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New York-based photographer Nadia Dara Diskavets, who was not involved in the FDA meeting but who knows about breast implant illness firsthand, would like to see a warning label and waiver presented to patients before they undergo breast implant surgery.
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The hacker can then put an implant there programmed to wait for further instructions.
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The implant comes in sizes large, XL, and XXL ("Nobody wants medium," Elist notes).
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However, when that attempt was unsuccessful, she decided to just implant another RFID chip.
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In early 2002, he received a cochlear implant, which enabled him to hear again.
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The second surgery took out the chest expander and replaced it with an implant.
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Like Mzee, Marquis received a spinal cord implant as part of a research study.
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He thinks the theft-prevention system interfered with his implant and turned it off.
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Braeburn declined to forecast the potential size of the market for its implant, Probuphine.
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For humans, this would mean surgery and potential wear-and-tear of the implant.
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After a doctor turned on the implant, Duresseau was finally able to hear again.
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Often doctors recommend one implant and one hearing aide, often from a different maker.
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Nearly three years ago, doctors performed another surgery to implant a combination pacemaker-defibrillator.
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Its new Story Kit will implant Snapchat Stories into other apps later this year.
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Edward Chang keeps a cybernetic implant at his desk, which seems almost calculatedly cool.
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But the researchers are optimistic, and plan to take their implant to human trials.
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Together, the images formed a map telling the researchers where to implant the electrodes.
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Some people implant themselves with blood glucose monitors even though they don't have diabetes.
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I just spent about $5,000 on a dental implant -- that's fixing a single tooth.
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The vast majority of BIA-ALCL cases were linked to Allergan's textured Biocell implant.
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And so, on August 29, 13, I asked my doctor to implant two embryos.
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A pneumatic injector the shape of a wand was positioned precisely atop the implant.
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The iconic fashion designer, 77, found a breast cancer lump hidden behind her implant.
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Now he's able to walk around half a mile with the implant turned on.
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Graafstra has been active in the DIY RFID implant scene since the mid-2000s.
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"The heavier the implant, the stronger the pouch has to be," Dr. Weiss said.
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But ultimately, Mr. Musk and others hope to also implant chips in healthy people.
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Whether to get a cochlear implant was, and still is, a first-world debate.
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"I don't think it's going to affect how well the implant works," he said.
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The procedure involves a single surgery; the implant provides continuous current from then on.
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After discussing several options, Destiny makes an appointment for an implant in her arm.
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Symptoms of the lymphoma usually include painful swelling and fluid buildup around the implant.
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Shouldn't you automatically distrust anyone who has received a brain implant by the military?
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On average, people did about 15 percent better when the implant was switched on.
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The birth control implant (Nexplanon is the name of the drug, or "etonogestrel implant") is a really small rod that's inserted underneath the skin of your upper arm, and releases a low dose of the hormone progestin into your bloodstream, according to MedlinePlus.
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Some women began pursuing explants, or breast implant removal procedures, and some doctors have even stopped offering breast implants altogether thanks to thousands of women's reports of a mysterious "breast-implant illness" that gave them rashes, nausea, hair loss, and chronic inflammation.
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Studies of Dr. O'Neil's implant — some funded by his clinic — have found that patients who used his device had a lower rate of opioid overdose compared with those who took the oral tablet, and that the implant may have some benefits over methadone.
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A cavity forms around anything that's put in the body: the surgeon creates a pocket wider than the palm of your hand, puts the implant in, and a couple of days later the body starts to form a protein layer around the implant.
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Magnets, for example, are a popular implant, but mostly amount to a fun party trick.
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He also has an implant in his finger, in the shape of the Southern Cross.
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For now, the implant and Apple's new technology is more than enough for Mathias Bahnmueller.
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Thomas can now switch on the implant and walk around her home using a walker.
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She had the implant in September and participated in 81 rehabilitation sessions over 15 weeks.
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The surgeon's recommended approach depends on the size of the implant and your own anatomy.
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Sheldon said one of the relapses in an earlier trial of the implant was fatal.
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And we're not just talking about the one who munches on Regina's mom's breast implant.
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""When you get an implant, they warn you about interference with devices like MRI machines.
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Most robotic arm systems required a very complex and very invasive brain implant… until now.
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If someone really wants the best birth control we have, that's an IUD or implant.
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In fact, some people prefer having the implant because it's discreetly hidden underneath their skin.
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Compared to the lore surrounding IUD insertion, the birth control implant procedure is relatively chill.
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An implant in the arm might even combine contraception and HIV protection in one go.
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He's also got a microchip implant, but apparently, that hasn't helped his family find him.
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Some plastic surgeons feel that a textured implant prevents the build up of scar tissue.
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Instead, Medicare "cut regulatory burden" for hospitals and surgeons looking to implant the heart devices.
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The global dental implant market is growing at about 3 to 4 percent a year.
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Now, scientists have done just that — using an implant the size of a pencil eraser.
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The implant is an estimated four to five years away from a review by regulators.
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Studies of the implant in humans could be around two years away, one researcher estimated.
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He says my tissue expander was 500cc, which is why he chose a 450cc implant.
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O for about $1.4 billion, adding K2M's fast-growing spinal implant technology to its business.
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Kang also said she believed she had "breast implant illness," Visit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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In this case, the woman had her first implant replaced after three years of use.
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He'd apparently told people that he was authorized to implant tracking devices in patients' teeth.
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More than 4 million women in the US use an IUD or a contraceptive implant.
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He pulled through it, and then had a follow-up surgery to implant a pacemaker.
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Still, there is limited research on prepectoral implant reconstruction or how women do long-term.
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Until she received a cochlear implant seven years ago, Rachel Kolb had been profoundly deaf.
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Really it's a slimy, rubbery cellulose mat, like a silicone implant that smells of vinegar.
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Implant technology can change the world — unless politicians give in to the hysteria against it.
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For implant users, 0.5 of every 1,000 users will get pregnant in a given year.
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The main symptoms of the lymphoma are usually swelling and fluid accumulation around the implant.
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The contents of the implant, silicone or saline, are not a factor in the lymphoma.
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Years ago, more than two dozen patients received an electrical implant to counter their depression.
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Hearing implant maker Cochlear jumped 11% as its rival Sonova recalled some of its devices.
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They plan to implant the embryos in female southern white rhinos, which are more populous.
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They could even put it into a SIM card and implant it in your head.
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Shortly afterward, Del Castillo went to Tijuana, where a friend was undergoing breast-implant surgery.
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Alma is mostly deaf, though she can hear with the help of a cochlear implant.
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They had made gains after the implant, but at the time, no one had walked.
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MG made the cables by hand, painstakingly modifying real Apple cables to include the implant.
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MG did point to other researchers who worked on the implant and graphical user interface.
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A decade ago, doctors were quick to implant synthetic mesh to deal with urinary issues.
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The implant is still experimental; the researchers are currently in discussions to commercialize the technology.
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A newly fertilized egg needs to implant in the lining of the uterus to grow.
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Now, here's where it gets interesting: if there's enough trauma, the implant itself can break.
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Read more: An Instagram-famous 'fit mom' got her breast implants removed and told followers they gave her 'breast implant illness'Foster's televised procedure generated a lot of publicity about breast-implant illness, Feng said, and more and more women came to her office seeking explants.
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Rachel Kolb, a doctoral candidate at Emory University who has been deaf since birth and got an implant at 20 years old, believes that the popular notion of cochlear-implant-assisted hearing as "automatic and normal" is detrimental to those who use the technology.
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While the panel took no formal votes, its members were to consider further steps for the agency to take in exploring the growing scientific evidence about both breast implant-associated lymphoma and a constellation of debilitating symptoms generally referred to as breast implant illness.
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So I'm just going to go until I hit a wall or I can implant it.
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I've got a design for one that I think will be implant worthy, hopefully in August.
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Unlike pharmaceutical options such as Viagra, the implant is made from nitinol — a nickel-titanium alloy.
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On Tuesday, the FDA issued an update on its understanding of breast implant-associated ALCL cases.
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As time went by, Ray learned to modulate the signals from his implant just by thinking.
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BIA-ALCL is predominantly associated with a textured type of implant, rather than the smooth version.
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The cancer affects cells in the immune system and can be found around the breast implant.
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"We have uncovered an iOS implant," Kaspersky Lab researcher Alexey Firsh told Motherboard in an email.
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Now that he has the implant, he can hear his daughter the first time she speaks.
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"The oldest person I've ever put an implant into was about 72-years-old," he said.
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Doctors can implant breathing tubes, and perform multiple surgeries as the baby's young organs continue developing.
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Since having her nose job, she has also had a chin implant fitted and lip fillers.
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I don't think it's a butt implant, I think it's a wallet stuffed with money. pic.twitter.
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The implant remains in the arm for six months before it is removed by a doctor.
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About 4,000 doctors have asked to be trained in how to implant and remove the drug.
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So they had invested in this dental robotics company in Miami, Florida, that performs implant surgery.
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No, it's not a breast implant you've been seeing all over Twitter the last few days.
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It enables his implant to flood the entire Wi-Fi network with random data, creating congestion.
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It also created the first live streaming nerve implant to gather data from a pig's leg.
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That same year, for instance, breast implant rumors prompted late-night gags about teenage Britney's denials.
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LARCs include intrauterine devices (IUDs), like Skyla, Liletta, Kyleena, Mirena, ParaGard, and the Nexplanon arm implant.
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She also said the implant was both more convenient and safer for her and her family.
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She later found out that she was among half of the participants whose implant contained buprenorphine.
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Right now it's still about the size of a brick, far too big to implant permanently.
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That surface encourages bone to grow into the implant, which secures it more firmly in place.
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Deaf model and dancer was angered by one company's decision to edit out her cochlear implant.
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With the implant it will be one less hurdle for us as addicts to get over.
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It's biodegradable in the body, so scientists have been looking at is as a potential implant.
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This is like tagging us through our faces because they can't implant us with a chip.
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He has a brain implant that lets him control and feel the system with his mind.
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In another story, a man doesn't know if his girlfriend is real or a memory implant.
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Perfecting the technology was a years-long process that started even before Burkhart received the implant.
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Fertility centers now are urged, for example, not to implant multiple embryos in women receiving treatment.
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My whole intention was not to have to put another implant in, but sometimes it's irreparable.
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Johnson had oral surgery Monday after he had an implant knocked out against Detroit last week.
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The implant also is developed to protect itself when the device begins to save battery life.
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DuPéré said he is conducting about 25 to 40 pectoral pair implant procedures per year currently.
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Aside from the brain implant options, BrainQ faces quite a bit of competition in this area.
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On August 16, two women filed a class-action lawsuit against major breast implant manufacturer Allergan.
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The diagnosis is still a relatively rare one for implant patients, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Doctors were able to target a medicine to control the heartbeat and then implant a pacemaker.
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Less than half were viable embryos, but scientists managed to implant 11 into six female hosts.
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Some deaf people bristled at the implication that they needed to be "fixed" with an implant.
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The implant was used to steal location data and files like databases of WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage.
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The implant installed by the malicious sites would be deleted if a user rebooted their phone.
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In American Sign Language, the sign for cochlear implant is similar to the sign for vampire.
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Textured implant sales in Europe are expected to be about $60 million in 2018, Allergan said.
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In the 1990s, she began to explore if it was possible to implant entirely false memories.
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Removing the implant and the entire capsule of scar tissue around it often eliminates the lymphoma.
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And if that didn't do it, you could have an implant if it came to that.
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The hearing implant maker's shares were down 3.4% as it also reported a flat underlying profit.
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A contraceptive arm implant or I.U.D. soared from zero to more than $1,99 in some cases.
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But when her husband left the village to work abroad, she had the implant taken out.
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On August 16, two women filed a class-action lawsuit against major breast implant manufacturer Allergan.
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There's a reason why you're not supposed to have more than one implant in each breast.
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Lady Jaye, as she was known, got a chin implant and had surgery on her nose.
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He believes the wireless aspect of it is key, noting that getting FDA approval for such an implant includes a risk assessment, and the riskiest part of today's brain-computer interfaces involves a connector that comes through the patient's skin to link the implant to a computer.
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Many of the patients at the meeting wore two ribbons pinned to their lapels, one with pink and green stripes to express solidarity with those who have implant-associated lymphoma, and a second black-and-white ribbon for those suffering from less clearly defined implant illnesses.
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He says that the parents were fully aware of that, and decided to implant both embryos anyway.
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Under normal conditions, a fertilized egg will travel through the fallopian tube and implant in the uterus.
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The agency has received 4673 reports of possible breast implant-associated cancer cases as of February 1.
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Of the 231 reports to the FDA that contained information about the implant, 203 had textured surfaces.
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Their search led them to a little device that could change their daughter's life: a cochlear implant.
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The implant gets sound from an external microphone and sound processor that usually sits behind the ear.
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Ronaldlee Ejalu says his consent to implant an embryo is necessary, under a contract with a clinic.
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Although not everyone can sense when the implant is on, Thomas says she feels a buzzing sensation.
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However, Neuralink's technology is more difficult to implant than the Utah Array, precisely because it's so flexible.
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After fertilizing the egg, they then shipped the embryo to Mexico to implant in the mother's uterus.
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The magic moment came when we finally connected my implant to the stimulator, creating the NeuroLife system.
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General team has enlisted Boston's Draper to design a "closed loop" implant to replace the old system.
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"Without the implant, the tremors were so bad that I couldn't walk or talk," he told Gizmodo.
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She stressed that just because a pregnancy fails, it doesn't mean the Essure implant was the cause.
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She said she immediately contacted Virgin once she saw the ad on social media without her implant.
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Using a brain implant, quadriplegic Ian Burkhart is now able to play Guitar Hero with his hands.
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A mouse with a human ear implant proved 3D-printing organs is totally possibleEars, ready for transplant.
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So, why get an arm implant when you could just take a pill or get an IUD?
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Holland began researching her symptoms, and saw that many of them were linked to breast implant illness.
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Since Marie and Sara are participating in the Arkangel trial program, the implant comes at no cost.
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Doctors could place the implant in the patient's pelvis with minimal cutting and a short recovery time.
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More specifically, they were often found in the pocket of scar tissue that formed near the implant.
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By the end, Boyce decided she wanted a Nexplanon implant, the most effective form of birth control.
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"We've always used that form of diplomacy to implant ourselves," said a French diplomat in the region.
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A spokesman said Medicare paid about $1,200 for the initial implant and $900 for each additional one.
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In April 2014, Burkhart underwent a three-hour long surgery to place the implant in his brain.
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Will guys be willing to lead the way for the cyborg male revolution and get the implant?
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And for now, it's just being tested out in implant form to prevent HIV, not treat it.
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Her right eye, damaged by the gunman's bullet, was replaced with an implant during her first surgery.
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But there's a new implant that's hoping to solve all of these issues in one fell swoop.
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The plaintiffs had sued J&J over injuries allegedly related to the company's Pinnacle hip implant devices.
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But following the meeting, the agency said women should get more explicit, understandable information about implant risks.
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These days, she spends her time advocating for other women who say they have breast-implant illness.
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On August 16, two women filed a class-action lawsuit against Allergan, a major breast implant manufacturer.
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To remove the implant, doctors performed surgery and the woman didn't have any complications following the procedure.
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Many doctors who insert the implant do not know how to remove it, the new warnings say.
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First, an implant picks up a stronger, more reliable signal because it sits directly on the brain.
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Despite its risks, the texturing can prevent visible rippling and unwanted movement of the implant, Clemens says.
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If the implant expanded too quickly, the surgeon would not have enough time to properly position it.
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Among those who did have implant failures, 33% of participants reported taking at least one antidepressant drug.
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"It's not like when someone gets a cochlear implant and hears for the first time," she says.
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My right implant was infected and the seams of the scar on my right breast had burst.
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Mind melds have typically shown the past, yet, Oh is able to implant the future into Jurati.
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She was born profoundly deaf and had recently received a cochlear implant to give her partial hearing.
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Implant technology might be consistent in a vacuum, but the human use and response to it isn't.
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I think this is the dangerous underside of perpetuating an uncomplicated story of cochlear-implant-as-cure.
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But they would implant no more patients, and they would cease their attempt to get FDA approval.
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Another patient activist, Jamee Cook, now 222, had implant surgery for cosmetic reasons when she was 21.
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I would also implant a nerve conduit to transmit your pain for my streamers to experience themselves.
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It's a he-said-she-said, but anyone might wonder: Why implant six times the suggested limit?
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McElwee currently uses Implanon, a hormonal birth control implant that prevents pregnancy for up to three years.
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Suspension of sales in Europe does not affect implant sales in the United States, the company said.
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The covering or shell of the implant, which can be either smooth or textured, is the key.
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The implant caused the student pain and had to be removed, according to Baltimore's WMAR-2 News.
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Some will also develop a mass adjacent to the implant, swollen lymph nodes, skin rashes, and fatigue.
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Three patients had the implant removed, although they had been doing well with it, the report found.
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They would then implant the genes required to make those antibodies into the cells of mouse eggs.
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Many women suffered mesh erosion, which is where the implant cuts into other parts of the body.
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Back in 2015, Pollard appeared on the show in order to correct a previous breast implant surgery.
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She had endured physical therapy sessions three times a week for three years prior to the implant.
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While the implant isn't a cure, it offers hope to millions of paralyzed people around the world.
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Making the brain implant wireless and upgrading it so that it doesn't wear out after five years.
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In this campaign, Kimsuky has sent phishing emails with Microsoft Word documents that can implant with malware.
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The implant is called Probuphine, and it is made by Braeburn Pharmaceuticals, based in Princeton, N.J. Supporters, who spoke at the meeting said the implant would make it easier for addicts to manage their addiction and reduce its stigma by eliminating the need to take the medicine every day.
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The meeting included discussions about implants' link to a rare cancer called anaplastic large cell lymphoma; the use of registries for maintaining breast implant surveillance; possibly banning breast implants with textured surfaces, a type linked to cancer; and several health problems that patients have been calling breast implant illness.
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For the Food and Drug Administration to approve an implant, the upsides have to far outweigh the risks.
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When a person has prosthetic limbs or a cochlear implant we don't call them anything other than human.
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Originally, the study would have tracked the health of 2,000 women newly given an implant for three years.
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Tibbetts doesn't view an RFID implant as all that much different from a tattoo or a nose ring.
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The implant only lasted nine days, but Warwick became a media fixture, dubbed "Captain Cyborg" by the press.
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Inspired by the way pets are commonly tagged, he settled on a safe radio-frequency identification (RFID) implant.
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The implant consists of two coils—one wrapping the other—that are made of nickel and various metals.
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Though the implant is about 90 percent effective, thousands of women have reported dangerous complications from using it.
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Doctors then split his healthy brain in half, and implant a half in each of his brothers' bodies.
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Long story short, the Annex Foundation is looking to implant the spirit of Lilith in a human vessel.
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The planned brain implant would be a game-changer for millions of Americans who suffer from memory loss.
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" "The findings enabled us to implant these memories into the birds and guide the learning of their song.
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He wonders if the implant is broken, and what happened, and, confusedly, if this is anesthesia annihilating time.
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Correction: This story was updated to correct that the FDA's action was proposed guidance for breast implant manufacturers.
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Neuralink intends to implant four of these sensors, three in motor areas and one in a somatosensor area.
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And had much more pressing current concerns than, 'What am I going to do with this cool implant?
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The magnet implant process that Michael undertook at the cyborg fair is more invasive and not entirely painless.
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Peterson sustained two broken bones in his lower left leg and needed surgery to implant a metal rod.
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The surgeon has to create a pocket — either over or under your pectoral muscle — to insert the implant.
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She only uses fat transfer to support breast reconstruction surgery along with an implant, not for cosmetic augmentation.
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The first is aesthetic: Without an actual solid implant, fat itself can't do any "lifting" to help sagging.
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The substance wasn't a solid; it's not like they cut my ass cheek open and inserted an implant.
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The implant remains there for up to six months, delivering a steady dosage of buprenorphine to users' bloodstream.
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Soldiers with the implant see the enemy as "roaches," and don't hear the screams or smell the shit.
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He underwent a radium implant to help him replace some of his lower jaw, but it didn't work.
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They're also working on stem cell therapies that would implant patients with the insulin-making cells they lack.
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Specifically, Fitzpatrick has criticized the FDA for its handling of complaints about the permanent birth control implant Essure.
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In essence, the prosthetic and chip implant work in tandem to recreate the body's natural sensory feedback loop.
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Then they had to implant the embryos into the mother's uterus so it could survive and develop normally.
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After six months of recovery, Duresseau got a cochlear implant in August to help with his hearing loss.
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The process to stretch out the breast skin so an implant will even fit can take many months.
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I'm not making it easy for any local mosquitoes to bite me and implant the virus they carry.
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Inside the implant, there is no threat of those cells being overtaken by the body's native stem cells.
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Sometimes, scar tissue can build up around the implant, which makes it harder to remove and re-insert.
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I am having a tooth implant put in in a few days, so today is the teeth casting.
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Without the sliding fee scale at the Presque Isle Family Planning clinic, the implant would cost Boyce $1,050.
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Without the sliding fee scale at the Presque Isle Family Planning clinic, the implant would cost Boyce $223,22019.
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They implant hardware in the monkey's brain that records the movement signals the brain is trying to send.
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Women receive a Nexplanon implant in their arm, which provides up to three years of continuous birth control.
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The actual process of getting the implant went off without a hitch, but things quickly devolved after that.
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After that, any third-party app can be used to add or read the contents of the implant.
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After a year of living with a totally useless NFC implant, I kind of started to like it.
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But when she gave birth via c-section last week, the surgeon was able to recover the implant.
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Tim was completely or partly deaf from the age of 18 until a cochlea implant restored some hearing.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology company, Neuralink, pulled back the veil on its ambitions to implant chips in people's brains.
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In the 1960s José Delgado theatrically used a brain implant to stop a charging bull in its tracks.
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A rise in activities like riding electric bicycles — and the accompanying accidents — is spurring growth in implant demand.
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The implant is designed to prevent strokes in patients with a form of atrial fibrillation, or irregular heartbeat.
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Next, Kochevar underwent a second surgery to implant 36 muscle stimulating electrodes into his upper and lower arm.
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The implant would connect wirelessly to a small behind-the-ear receiver that could communicate with a computer.
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But Burkhart is the first patient who's been able to use his implant to control his *actual *arm.
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Correction: A previous version of this article is titled There's an Implant to Make Penises Thicker, Lot Longer.
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However, this genetic difference could account for the rare failure of an extremely reliable method like the implant.
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Developing stem cells from frozen skin cells of pure northern white rhinos to create embryos and implant them.
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In July, we reported on a rare cancer called breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL).
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The Essure implant consists of two small coils made of a nickel alloy and a polytester-like fiber.
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Ironically, I've realized many more of the ways that I really am deaf since getting my cochlear implant.
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Plastic surgeons and implant manufacturers often say breast implants are the most intensely studied of all medical devices.
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Women in their 30s tend to gravitate toward IUDs, whereas women in their 20s prefer the contraceptive implant.
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That is because many, probably most, fertilized eggs naturally fail to implant in the uterus on their own.
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Researchers implant a small tag in the sturgeons, which allows a propagated fish to be scanned and recognized.
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Simply visiting the sites, without clicking or scrolling at all, could deliver a monitoring implant onto users' iPhones.
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Raylene Hollrah was treated for the implant-associated lymphoma in 2013 and has become an advocate for patients.
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"We have seen patients develop the disease after explantation, after implant exchange, and after total capsulectomy," he said.
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The implant also thickens the mucus in a woman's cervix, which may keep sperm from reaching the egg.
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Stryker shares will rise on strong sales from its surgical implant and instrument products, according to J.P. Morgan.
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Of the 359 reported cases, 231 included information about the implant surface: 203 were textured, and 28 smooth.
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Fortunately, when he and his colleagues checked the woman's implant, they found that it had not been damaged.
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While Dr. Priest was reconstructing Astrea's mosaic origins, she was recovering from the surgery to implant her defibrillator.
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He said the company will ask the appeals court to postpone any additional trials over the implant defects.
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It was only last April, after getting yet another abortion, that she decided to get an IUD implant.
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A hacker can also remotely "kill" the USB implant, hopefully hiding some evidence of its use or existence.
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Bayer said it would stop selling Essure, a problematic birth control implant, by the end of the year.
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At the time, 38 men had signed up for the vasectomy and 24 women had the implant procedure.
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A silicone implant has that same outer shell, but the inside is filled with a jelly-type material.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The dental implant maker raised its full-year revenue targets after reporting a better-than-expected second quarter on Wednesday, citing the launch of its BLX implant in Europe, geographic expansions and double-digit growth in all regions.
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Now, American researchers are exploring whether the implant, which blocks physical cravings, could be an effective new tool in the U.S. The National Institute on Drug Abuse, part of the National Institutes of Health, awarded Columbia University $6.8 million over the next two years to begin clinical trials of the implant.
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After the surgery, doctors don't implant embryos until after the first year, when a rejection is much less likely.
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I seriously believe that by the end of the year I will be able to travel with an implant.
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But this summer, he hopes he can finally realize his dream and implant the first ever subdermal sexual modification.
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You receive a brain implant able to interpret your brain's neural activity and reroute commands to a robotic arm.
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To develop further, the blastocyst has to implant in the womb, where it transforms into a more complex architecture.
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A list of prices for different contraceptive methods — including a costly IUD implant — was posted on the wall outside.
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The other question the border guard needs an answer to: Was Oliver born of Emily's egg, or an implant?
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Then it's time to let go of everything, and then he does, and the implant quietly turns itself off.
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And, of course, Paik went on to implant that wonder in me, as a child wandering through LACMA's galleries.
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The FDA on Wednesday proposed that breast implant manufacturers post warnings of the risks, including cancer and other complications.
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Industry analysts are also particularly bullish on medical implant manufacturer Abiomed, and oil and natural gas company Diamondback Energy.
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She told Ms. Plummer that the vaginal mesh implant supporting her bladder was defective and needed to be removed.
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Her implant was causing her discomfort, and she was impressed by how much Yolanda knew about her medical history.
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Apple has teamed up with Australian-based Cochlear to bring iPhone users the first made for iPhone Cochlear implant.
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The device also allows those with a surgically embedded implant to control and customize the sound from their iPhone.
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In 2017 the defense tech firm Implant Sciences attempted to purchase Zapata Industries, but the plans later fell through.
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But it's another thing to implant electronics under your skin, or plan to preserve your body after you die.
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He could not reveal to Bloomberg what company he found the implant in due to a non-disclosure agreement.
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Half of these urban veterans lived at least 61 miles away from the closest facility with cochlear implant care.
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These risks make less sense in people who aren't disabled and just think a brain implant would be cool.
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Some people might find that an arm implant is the better long-acting reversible contraception option for their needs.
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In one vignette, Thomas sits with a presumed boyfriend at a computer screen debating the appropriate breast-implant size.
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The majority of cases occurred in women with textured breast implants, which is just one of several implant options.
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"I was born profoundly deaf and received my CI (Cochlear implant) at the age of 22 months," she said.
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And even in A.Human's taboo-free future, implant models have toned muscles, minimal body fat, and mostly light skin.
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Overall, the birth control implant is very effective, and studies have shown that it's as good as an IUD.
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Apple and hearing assistance company Cochlear have teamed up to launch the first iPhone-compatible cochlear implant sound processor.
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It's all natural biological reactions, but over time it leads to worse signal quality, and, eventually, the implant fails.
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Even more stunning, the attack was able to read and rewrite all the firmware used to operate the implant.
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Lindsey was an A cup before the doc put in 800cc silicone implants ... the maximum silicone implant available stateside.
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I have the implant birth control that stays in your arm for three years, and I need it replaced.
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This includes pills, patches, rings, diaphragms, sponges, the implant, intrauterine devices (IUDs) with and without hormones, emergency contraception (e.g.
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Cartiva's implant has been approved in Europe since 2002 for damage that involves both the cartilage and underlying bone.
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A metal coil implant in his lung is keeping him breathing, and he's afraid it's going to pop out.
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One soldier, Stripe, gets into a firefight where a Roach uses a device that makes his MASS implant glitch.
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"They've probably been watching too many Hollywood movies," said Amal Graafstra, founder of DIY biohacking implant company Dangerous Things.
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Additionally, somewhere between 30% and 60% of embryos fail to implant in humans due to age or unknown factors.
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In order to let her hug her son once again, Haynes offers to implant her consciousness into her husband's.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology company, Neuralink, has pulled back the veil on its ambitions to implant chips in people's brains.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology startup, Neuralink, is developing a device to implant thousands of electrodes into brains, attempting to create .
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Instead, some of the drugs could be provided as an implant (much like birth control), or taken less frequently.
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A computer program was used to interpret the data streaming from the implant, triggering the individual fingers to move.
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She received a cochlear implant in July to treat her single-sided deafness in her right ear, Merrill said.
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That's why, for their third cycle of IVF using frozen embryos, the Hillmans asked their doctor to implant three.
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The few plastic surgeons who have eliminated their implant offerings said they haven't suffered a significant loss of business.
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The chaos allowed Islamic State to gain a foothold from 2014 and implant itself in Sirte, Gaddafi's home city.
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Her doctor placed the the first implant in 2010 and the third, which migrated to her lung, in 2017.
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In May 2017, for example, doctors reported that a 37-year-old woman's implant had moved to her lung.
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The implant replaces the tiny hairs in the cochlea that were destroyed by the toxic medicine with electronic signals.
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According to experts, more than half of fertilized eggs never fully implant, meaning they don't result in a pregnancy.
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As the bull charged, he activated the implant, dramatically causing the animal to appear to lose interest in him.
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The researchers are saying the Israeli cellphone surveillance vendor NSO used Trident to implant its Pegasus software on iPhones.
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Chromosomally abnormal embryos either fail to implant and establish a pregnancy or do not progress beyond the first trimester.
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According to Buttendorf, the organization was founded by someone who needs an acoustic nerve implant in order to hear.
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In the US, an operation to implant the device would have cost in excess of $100,000, he told me.
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Sometimes, you have to "hack" a person's memory implant, and live through their entirely fucked up, glitched-out memories.
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Once inside the iPhone, this implant was able to steal messages, photos, and GPS location data in real time.
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The United States was the only country where the device, considered a nonsurgical sterilization implant, was still being sold.
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Even touching the figures' hair, which studio artists in London painstakingly implant into heads strand by strand, is allowed.
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For years, women and legal advocates have tried to persuade the F.D.A. that the pelvic mesh implant causes harm.
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A subset of biohackers called grinders go so far as to implant devices like computer chips in their bodies.
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The implant surface was known in only 272 of those cases, and in 242 of those it was textured.
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We implant little metal beads in the bones and then film the fish from two different X-ray views.
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Some U.S. researchers knew of a Chinese scientist's intentions to implant edited embryos but were unable to stop him.
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Later, after he joined the army, he refused a silver tooth implant because he wanted to remember his hardships.
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Last year, another group of scientists announced that they, too, had created a brain implant that boosts memory storage.
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A few months after the murder, Ms. Magbanua paid a plastic surgeon $4,000 in cash for breast implant surgery.
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In many cases when the lymphoma occurs, just removing the implant and the tissue around it eliminates the disease.
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The Dukes' RegDuke implant uses a different obfuscation trick, planting a fileless back door in a target computer's memory.
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Most of the cancers have developed from two to 28 years after implant surgery, with a median of eight.
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When she was considered strong enough for surgery, she went back to the hospital to have the implant removed.
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There's the pill, the patch, the implant, the IUD (hormonal or non-hormonal) and, less popular nowadays, the diaphragm.
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While his implant blocks physical cravings, Dr. O'Neil believes that beating addiction is up to "heart and soul" changes.
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I know right away that that's a saline implant: when there's a rupture, it opens like a water balloon.
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Currently, most brain implants last less than five years, and a long-lasting implant needs to have long-lasting batteries.
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In the first, a doctor uses a new neurological implant that allows him to feel what his patients are feeling.
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A specialist at St. Louis Children's Hospital suggested a cochlear implant could improve her hearing – but there was no guarantee.
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Another Swiss implant group, Basel-based Medartis, was valued at 563 million Swiss francs when it went public in March.
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Scientists say that in five years there could be a heat-activated penis implant for those suffering from erectile dysfunction.
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The Penuma, a penile implant designed by aforementioned urologist James Elist can increase patient's penile girth by over two inches.
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Hijinks—and some hilarious-looking fights—ensue, as the lead lets the computer implant take over his body during battle.
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Doctors in Slovenia have reported what they say is the first instance of lightning shutting down a person's brain implant.
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Another pre-implant tip: Always check to see that any publications about the procedure are in respectable, peer-reviewed journals.
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Dr. Talmor says that there are only three FDA-approved implant-manufacturing companies in the U.S.: Mentor, Allergan, and Sientra.
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She and her husband chose to implant the last of their embryos with little hope that the pregnancy would take.
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About 2170,290 doctors have already signed up to ask to be trained in how to implant and remove the drug.
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The medical device maker also said it may get FDA approval for its new heart valve implant sooner than expected.
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Doctors told him that he'd need an immediate surgery in order to repair damage and implant stents where they're needed.
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An implant that offers to do for HIV what the IUD did for birth control now seeks to change that.
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A loosening of the implant over time is also a frequent problem, causing pain and a need for remedial surgery.
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MuseumsIn the same way that VR can implant us into the future, it can also go in the opposite direction.
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Entellus's portfolio of ENT devices like dilation system XprESS and nasal implant Latera would complement its instrument business, Stryker said.
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If you, too, would like to augment your natural born senses, for $350, the North Sense implant can be yours.
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To Lee, the vibrating penis implant is an obvious and necessary expression of the blurring lines between man and machine.
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One of Anonym's hacks was a finger magnet, an implant first pioneered by Steve Haworth, the Godfather of body hacking.
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The idea would be to implant tiny electrodes onto nerves that could deliver signals to correct dysfunction that causes disease.
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In 2009, 8.5% of women in the United States used an IUD or an implant, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The scientists will not be allowed to develop the modified embryos for clinical purposes or implant them into any women.
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They said that doctors described the implant as a hammock of sorts that would gently hold their organs in place.
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Indeed, a 3D printed ovary implant could help childhood cancer survivors, who have an increased risk of infertility as adults.
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But so far, most of these structures have been too unstable, too simple, or too small to implant in humans.
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There's also some questions surrounding how long the implant might be able to remain inside the brain without being rejected.
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The expanders—which stayed in until I had my implant exchange surgery in March—weren't painful; they were just awkward.
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Such a breakdown would likely require patients to get a new implant — and to have the old one taken out.
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The tissue expander is sort of like a temporary implant that they can fill post-surgery, stretching my muscle incrementally.
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For one, the Ideal Implant costs $1,500 a pair (not including surgical costs) which is more expensive than silicone implants.
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Whether you go with the Ideal Implant or not, it's your body and the choice is yours and yours alone.
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Five chose to implant embryos, including the parents of the twin girls, identified only by the pseudonyms Mark and Grace.
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Australian company Cochlear has teamed up with Apple to release the world's first cochlear implant sound processor made for iPhone.
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Read more: A woman had a celebratory photo shoot with her just-removed implants after years of 'breast implant illness.
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In 2011, the FDA linked a rare form of cancer called BIA-ALCL to breast implant maker Allergan's Biocell devices.
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He expects "aspirationally" that it&aposll be ready to implant into a first human patient before the end of 2020.
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The pioneers of the cochlear implant attended these workshops; other researchers were trying to build a prosthetic for the eye.
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Every so often, the continuous glucose monitor implant he has in his tricep peeks out of his snug shirt sleeve.
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The textured implant is meant to keep implants from slipping and to minimize scar tissue, according to the Associated Press.
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"At this point, you can imagine many of these women never want to see another breast implant again," Clemens says.
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And when you touch the skin on the side—under my armpit—you can feel the edge of the implant.
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Fast forward to when Sara is a teenager, and one day Marie accidentally sees her have sex via the implant.
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The gun would not fire in the hands of someone without the implant, as Motherboard correspondent Erik Franco saw firsthand.
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One doctor estimated the extra material needed to do the new implant could double the cost of the reconstruction surgery.
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A cochlear implant sends sound as electrical pulses to the auditory nerve; it does not come preloaded with language information.
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They may also buy wearable devices to track their sleep patterns or implant devices to monitor their glucose levels subcutaneously.
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With the implant gone, Wick slid back into the paralysing depression and unceasing psychic pain she'd felt before the surgery.
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The summer after I got my cochlear implant, I started to explore more of what music might mean to me.
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Jamee Cook, co-founder of Breast Implant Victim Advocacy, said she was disappointed that textured implants will not be banned.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Strangers approach Charlen Evans, on street corners and city buses, when they notice her cochlear implant.
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The implant does not have persistence though; if a user reboots their iPhone, it will wipe the malware, Beer explains.
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Biohackers tend to shy away from implanting batteries, which can swell and crack the biosafe resin that coats an implant.
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When visited, the sites infected iPhones with an implant designed to harvest personal data — such as location, contacts and messages.
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Appointments to get the implant, shot or an IUD at a Planned Parenthood clinic can be made through the app.
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Motherboard notes that the attack could have allowed the sites to install an implant with access to an iPhone's keychain.
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Ms. Dymeck said that she paid the medical costs but that the implant was provided by Adeiss, a Canadian company.
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It's one thing to give patients a placebo pill to swallow; it's much harder to pretend to implant a stent.
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Before we started the IVF cycle we had to make some decisions about the embryos we wouldn't implant right away.
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Then picture this: overnight, an environmental disaster destroys so much of the planet's electronic-communications grid that everyone's implant crashes.
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The NightSkies hack is from 2008 and was an implant tool for the iPhone 3G, according to the leaked documents.
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Potency afterward could not be guaranteed, needless to say, and I don't know if such an implant is even possible.
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In September 2018, the FDA put the Boston-based company's plans for its diabetes implant on hold, citing manufacturing concerns.
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The device received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in October, and the first implant was in November.
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The mother of three boys also mentioned in the meeting that she had her children after her breast implant procedure.
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Andy Murray had a second hip operation, getting a metal implant one year after his first procedure on the joint.
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By 19, she says, she had tried pretty much every treatment available, including a spinal implant that made matters worse.
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I don't know if you've ever seen an IV bag in a hospital—that's what a saline implant is like.
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So, for example, when a phone call comes in, you can hear that call at the volume settings within your implant.
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The British experiment would not contravene the moratorium because there is no intention to implant the altered embryos in a womb.
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Technically it ain't brain surgery, but let's just say you wouldn't want to do a cochlear implant while sleepy or distracted.
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In deep-brain stimulation, for example, neurosurgeons implant a few electrodes into a patient's brain in order to treat Parkinson's disease.
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They think she's MK and hold her down to search for her implant, but once they discover she's Sarah, they leave.
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On a separate note, Straumann said it agreed to acquire Equinox, an Indian company which manufactures and sells dental implant products.
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The recipient will live with the transplant for a year before her doctors implant a fertilized embryo via in-vitro fertilization.
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It is also hoped the stentrode will be as important to medicine as the cochlear implant, which was invented in Australia.
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The original idea was to transfer the Tesla software to her original implant, one she uses to unlock her front door.
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This and the fact that he'll continue to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to implant his name in your brain.
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Implant Sciences, a US defense tech firm, intended to acquire Zapata Industries last year, but the deal fell apart by December.
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Rosenthal said federal approval of the implant should be "a no-brainer" based on the results of the latest clinical trial.
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Sure, eventually, there will be a holographic retina implant or something that will become the new universal UI for consumer electronics.
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Whitney Houston's implant scars were considered a matter of public interest, and released along with her autopsy after her 2012 death.
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It transmits both power and soundwaves—transformed into electromagnetic signals—to an implant just inside the skull, next to the ear.
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Apple soon developed a protocol the company offered for free for hearing aid and implant manufacturers to use with their devices.
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However, as he hatches plans for a futuristic implant to re-program brains with state-approved desires, memories ambush Ma Daode.
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Both cases were so-called bellwethers, intended to gauge the value of claims for more than 9,000 other pending implant cases.
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After that, it is extracted during a procedure lasting a half hour or less, and can be replaced with another implant.
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The implant will contain five electrodes, with 64 points of contact allowing them to target the brain with incredible geographic specificity.
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He received the implant at the University of Maryland Medical Center with his wife Cortney and daughter Skyli at his side.
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In another encounter, Rubin is accused of beating a woman's "breasts so badly that her right implant flipped," the lawsuit stated.
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When we fracture or break our bones, doctors usually implant a piece of metal to stabilize the area until it's fixed.
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The implant, which is placed in the upper arm, lasts six months, delivering a steady dosage of buprenorphine to the bloodstream.
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Textured breast implants have a rough surface, and develop scar tissue around the implant area to help it stay in place.
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The implant administers buprenorphine for up to six months after users have been stabilized on the oral form of the drug.
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"I took a chin implant out, I've dialed down on the injections because I thought it was too much," she says.
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Typically, BIA-ALCL shows up around the scar tissue from the implant, not the actual breast, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Bayer, the device maker, has reported more than 300 miscarriages experienced by patients who became pregnant in spite of the implant.
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And obviously, if you wanted to get an intrauterine device, birth control shot, or implant, you'd need to be there IRL.
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Strange sensations in her neural implant net could be a side effect of extended periods in close contact with awakened intelligences.
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Medtronic said patients would be most at risk when patients are getting their implant checked while they're at their doctor's office.
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The implant was reportedly built into a server's Ethernet port, giving hackers a back door into the telecommunications company's computer networks.
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The implant does away with the need for radiation by giving donor cells their own space in the body to grow.
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I chose to have immediate reconstruction after my mastectomy, with a procedure that's referred to as the direct-to-implant method.
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This week, the company behind the Cochlear implant announced a new version of its processor that connects wirelessly to an iPhone.
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Rath said the OI implant allows him to move his arm freely compared to the restricted movement afforded by the socket.
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The company announced that the fourth patient to have an artificial heart implant died from medical complications unrelated to the device.
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But the device relied on a sunglass-mounted external camera and a transmitter that relayed sight information to the retinal implant.
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" In the end, the collaboration was "very fruitful," even if questions remain, Shah said: "How long does the actual implant survive?
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For the muscle, the researchers found that two weeks after the surgery, the muscle implant had prompted nerve formation in rats.
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Amal has been working with RFIDs and has been a prominent fixture in the body implant scene since the mid 2000s.
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She eventually told me she had had implant surgery something like five times and has never been satisfied with the results.
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When Burkhart thinks of a hand motion, the implant detects the signals in his brain and send them to a computer.
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The link led to a large and sophisticated implant framework, including software to exploit previously undiscovered flaws in popular security tools.
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Similar experiments were carried out by Russian company 3D Bio, which reportedly was able to successfully implant a bioprinted thyroid gland.
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Facebook wants to build a faster, non-invasive version A Stanford patient can type with their mind via a surgical implant.
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Experts theorize that by reducing inflammation and boosting blood flow, aspirin helps create an environment where embryos can implant and flourish.
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The contraceptive implant is typically not recommended for menstrual manipulation as almost one-quarter of users have frequent or prolonged bleeding.
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For example, thousands of women have reported developing a mysterious "breast-implant illness" that only subsides when the implants are removed.
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The biotech's furthest-along product is an implant for type 2 diabetes that's intended to reduce how often patients need injections.
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Until the broader plastic-surgery community changes course, many women with breast-implant illness find their best advocates are each other.
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The F.D.A. approved Essure after trials lasting a year or two, even though the implant was meant to last for life.
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Though he's also funded a startup, Neuralink, that wants to implant chips into people's brains to create a "brain-computer" interface.
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the Plastic Surgery Foundation are making a list of implant patients who develop ALCL.
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These aren't the cool parents of Pitchfork Music Festival who implant their offspring with Caribou records and beatless ambient music, though.
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She was later given a birth control implant in her arm and the commander forced her into a relationship, she said.
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CMS won't assign a new code to Sinuva, a sinus drug implant made by Intersect ENT, according to a preliminary decision.
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Correction: A previous version of this article states that Mazen Natour is director of implant surgery at NYU College of Dentistry.
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Absorb's appeal is that it allows the blood vessel to return to a natural state, free from a permanent metal implant.
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Now, read the article, "3-D Printed Implant Gives Patches the Dachshund a New Skull," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Even if people were lying on the survey in order to seem intelligent, the photos could still implant itself in memory.
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"What we've done is implant the silicon atoms exactly where we want them," Sandia researcher Ryan Camacho offered in a statement.
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As another example, we shape skin grafts to fit a breast implant for a woman having breast reconstruction after a mastectomy.
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But the products, particularly the textured ones, have been linked to a disease called breast implant-associated anaplastic large-cell lymphoma.
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They have also demonstrated the "three parent" approach during in vitro fertilization of human embryos, though they did not implant them.
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This suggests that even more women would have trouble affording an IUD or implant, which can cost up to $1,000 upfront.
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Since there is no battery, PegLeg can't store power and only works when a wireless charger is held near the implant.
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The doctor recommended that the implant be taken out to avoid complications, including a risk of blood clots, WMAR-2 reported.
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The disease is usually treatable when caught early by removing the implant and the scar tissue, also known as the capsule.
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Of these, nearly 28% showed etonogestrel blood concentration levels below 90 picograms per milliliter, the hormonal threshold intended for the implant,.
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The implant leveraged a legitimate Android application developed by a Ukrainian artillery officer to process targeting data more quickly, CrowdStrike said.
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Experts agree that the essential first step is to remove the implant and the entire capsule of scar tissue around it.
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What's inside the implant — silicone or saline — seems to make no difference: Case numbers have been similar for the two types.
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Another way for doctors to improve the odds of producing more babies would be to implant more embryos during each transfer.
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Progesterone-only forms of contraception like the Mirena IUD, Nexplanon implant, and Deprovera may also cause light or non-existent periods.
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Bayer estimates that more than 750,000 women worldwide have received the device implant since it was first approved by global regulators.
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Teens who did not receive the implant were more than seven times more likely to be pregnant again with a year.
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Then she saw someone post on Facebook about breast implant illness -- and the post described several of her own health problems.
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CEO Sheldon declined to specify a price for the implant on Thursday, but said it would be substantially cheaper than Vivitrol.
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They can create embryos through in vitro fertilization, screen them in the lab and implant only ones free of the defect.
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And this May, a Tennessee county began giving credit towards jail time in exchange for a vasectomy or birth control implant.
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Hacker Fantastic told Motherboard that a new file contains a Windows implant that was disclosed by cybersecurity company Kaspersky in 2015.
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But just how susceptible are breast implants to MMA-induced damage, and what does it really mean to rupture an implant?
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"There will be less pain in general with a prepectoral implant, but you can't say they won't have any chronic pain, because sometimes that's from the mastectomy itself, not the implant," said Dr. Deanna J. Attai, a breast surgeon and assistant clinical professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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She had been hearing-impaired since childhood, and had a hearing aid in one ear and a cochlear implant in the other.
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So, these groups argue, if a contraceptive interferes with the fertilized egg's ability to implant to the uterus, that's actually an abortion.
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After having had the full implant in his head for a total of just 88 days, Kennedy went back under the knife.
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She explained that she was sharing her story so others with breast augmentations that Breast Implant Illness is a very real disease.
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