Once implanted, the tissue began to grow and proliferate inside the animal, eventually vascularizing, with blood vessels growing inside the implanted material.
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Electrodes are implanted over the motor cortex region of the brain, which controls movement, and wired to a transmitter the size of a pacemaker that's been implanted in the patient's chest.
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Fertilization rates in the untreated mice and those implanted with uncoated beads was above 80 percent, but in the mice implanted with peptide-covered beads it was just above 1 percent.
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In 2008, Natalie Suleman was implanted with 12 embryos by Dr. Michael Kamrava, a Beverly Hills fertility specialist who had also implanted her for all six of her previous in vitro pregnancies.
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Cracking into an implanted RFID chip is a trickier proposition, but a hacker intent on stealing even encrypted or password-protected health or financial information stored on an implanted chip could do so.
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Rich Lee had armor implanted in his shins in 2016.
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Many of the embryos, even when implanted, fail to develop.
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However, that example is with an invasively implanted electrode array.
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"Implanted electrodes simply won't scale," Dugan said on stage Wednesday.
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EDT Correction: The first brain interface was implanted in 1998.
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This could then be implanted into a surrogate to gestate.
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The study includes three epilepsy patients voluntarily implanted with electrodes.
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Their memories are implanted but no less valid than ours.
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Then, they implanted over 50 embryos into 18 surrogate monkeys.
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Then the researchers implanted the new bone in each pig.
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The first embryo implanted in Audrey took without a hitch.
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Though Keenan transferred all three to Tina, only one implanted.
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I'm sure these devices will become surgically implanted some day.
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Then the scientists implanted tiny capsules into each rodent's abdomen.
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The first Confirm Rx was implanted in Germany last April.
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It might be nothing more than an artificially implanted memory.
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But they are still surgically implanted, and still quite experimental.
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To ensure the baby would not inherit the rare genetic gene, Zhang implanted the nucleus from one of the mother's eggs and implanted it into a donor's egg that had its own nucleus removed.
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We spoke with Thomas a few minutes ago and he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels ... he said he believes surgeons implanted 3 stents, but he wasn't sure.
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He has a version of the pass implanted in his hand.
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Both embryos implanted, so Auten became pregnant with her sister's twins.
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He had no idea whether, once implanted, the chip would work.
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He places implanted technologies on the same trajectory as mobile phones.
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Strangers accused him of having secretly implanted stimoceivers into their brains.
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Probably some kind of universally implanted mindreading chip would be necessary.
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Human-sized external ears were implanted under the skin of mice.
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We had only three embryos and we implanted the two embryos.
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And if you haven't had things implanted you're implanting it yourself.
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In August 2015, three male embryos were implanted in Cook's uterus.
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Undaunted, he got two more chips implanted while at the conference.
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This year, all 2,642 medals have small steel balls implanted inside.
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She implanted in me an impression, slightly short of a command.
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Once implanted in an organism, the plastic-like materials slowly degrade.
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Examples of "implanted" memories and personalities started to make the news.
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At the time, I had an IUD implanted in my uterus.
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But, first, she implanted Ali with Emily's eggs fertilized by Wren.
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Doctors implanted a chip in Mr. Burkhart's brain two years ago.
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And some people with epilepsy have devices implanted to tame seizures.
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The resulting embryos, implanted in female mice, developed into healthy pups.
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The captured shrews were X-rayed and implanted with a microchip.
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Titanium plates and screws were implanted in his face and arm.
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During the surgery, the tube where her embryo had implanted ruptured.
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Even among a crowd that included a performance artist with an ear implanted on his arm, a mathematician peddling DIY abortion pills and many with various electronic chips implanted into their hands, Traywick's vision was extreme.
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"It is as though a false memory had been implanted," he said.
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The feline was apparently 2 years old when the microchip was implanted.
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They implanted the healthiest of the batch and that's our daughter, Sunny.
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However, doctors implanted two embryos that did not result in a pregnancy.
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An earlier version of this article said it was implanted in 2006.
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However, for those with the device already implanted it could prove useful.
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After it's implanted, the malware uses the computer's processor to mine cryptocurrency.
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They then removed one ovary from mice and implanted the artificial organ.
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The embryo would be implanted in a surrogate southern white, Ngulu said.
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Such a genome could be implanted into embryos, creating humans without parents.
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Treatment starts with an implanted catheter in a patient's brain, Desjardins said.
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Argus II has already been implanted in 350 people across the country.
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Once it's implanted, it stays in place and lasts for their lifetime.
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Periodically, news stories will cover the Russian malware implanted in industrial networks.
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He said he informed the parents and they wanted both embryos implanted.
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In February, he underwent surgery to have breathing and feeding tubes implanted.
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The chips, which are implanted under pets' skin, can help locate animals.
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Doctors implanted a titanium plate on the right side of his face.
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A pacemaker implanted more than a decade ago needs to be replaced.
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Those idioms implanted in me the desire to create worlds from scratch.
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Trump himself weighed in last week by falsely suggesting this source was "implanted" by the FBI into his campaign: Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president.
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Meanwhile, stents have been implanted in the brain for other purposes, such as reinforcing aneurysm-damaged arteries, and pacemaker electrodes have been implanted in cardiac tissue, but putting the two technologies together is only now becoming a reality.
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In case the idea appeals, Dangerous Things is offering a 'Happy Hour' at the CeBit Fair, where you can get a chip implanted; 16 people had them implanted on Monday, the first day of the fair, Graafstra told CNBC.
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It is usually implanted under the skin on the chest or lower back.
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Due to the bee's bent-over posture, the brainwashing chip isn't implanted correctly.
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Michael Bareev-Rudy never expected to have his finger implanted with a magnet.
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We know more about who shouldn't use it, notably people with implanted pacemakers.
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Bios Urns also sells biodegradable urns with seeds implanted in the chamber's walls.
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I don't know why this image remains so firmly implanted in my mind.
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An embryo was then implanted and the baby was born nine months later.
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Photos show that, over time, the implanted ear becomes more and more detailed.
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Once implanted, the NIT returned the true IP addresses of the site's visitors.
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The embryos were developed for only a few days and were not implanted.
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The researchers modified 53 macaque embryos and implanted them into 18 surrogate mothers.
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Copper is implanted to link those billions of transistors to form integrated circuits.
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From here, the researchers produced PERV-inactivated embryos and implanted them into sows.
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In 2016, researchers showed they could do the same with an implanted pacemaker.
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Once implanted, they continue to act like they are still inside the uterus.
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Essure seemed promising, until it wasn't for many women to got it implanted.
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Next, the modified embryos are implanted via an invasive surgery into surrogate dogs.
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But the two women, aged 48 and 45, had the embryo implanted anyway.
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An implanted chip allowed her to order a driverless Uber car on demand.
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She says she felt the pain immediately as her doctor implanted the device.
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Frozen eggs are sometimes thawed and implanted if the first treatment attempt fails.
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We implanted him at 4, then again (on the other side) at 8.
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Two were successfully implanted in their surrogate in 2014; she miscarried weeks later.
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He was rushed to an out-of-network hospital and had stents implanted.
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Regional players like Singapore-based Grab and Indonesia's Gojek are already well implanted.
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Regional players like Singapore-based Grab and Indonesia's Gojek are already well implanted.
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This included an IUD, which actually has to be implanted by a gynecologist.
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He said the device had so far been successfully implanted in two people.
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Embryos are created, they are looked at for a potential gender and then implanted.
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The researchers also implanted elephant cells into mouse eggs to provide a control sample.
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Surgery gave her two artificial human lenses implanted into her eyes, restoring her site.
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In fall 2012, I implanted a rare earth magnet in my right ring finger.
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The electrodes implanted into the brain do not last more than a few years.
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The first sensor was implanted in the brain of a paralyzed patient in 22006.
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Nor did it matter whether the implanted embryos were fresh or had been frozen.
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How did a Massachusetts woman end up with two electrodes implanted into her brain?
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She will also get two vibrating chips implanted in the bottom of her feet.
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Once implanted, the device sends mild pulses to the brain through the vagus nerves.
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Bo also has a strange device implanted in his right arm near his shoulder.
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For their study, the scientists implanted the sensor in the back of a rat.
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The first sensor was implanted into the brain of a paralyzed patient in 1998.
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This was just a couple months after undergoing surgery to have a pacemaker implanted.
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At the time, surgeons implanted a tension wire and two screws in his knee.
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Beads with and without the peptide coating were implanted in healthy mice before breeding.
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It remains illegal for these genetically altered embryos to be implanted in a woman.
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Stimulation boxes can be implanted in people with epilepsy or otherwise untreatable clinical depression.
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Hernias recurred in just one of the 150 men with the implanted mosquito netting.
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During the procedure, doctor implanted electrode wires in each woman's head, neck and shoulder.
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IMPLANTED devices, such as heart pacemakers, are a valuable part of modern medicine's armamentarium.
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Wismeijer had the chips implanted in 2014 partly because he was curious, he says.
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Airbus highlighted his experience in digital manufacturing methods being implanted in its own factories.
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In another experiment, the researchers implanted hyperelastic bone under the skin of a mouse.
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As we project forward, implanted devices, self-healing operations and autonomous vehicles seem imminent.
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In others, people have been identified using implanted medical devices with unique serial numbers.
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In some cases, implanted devices called deep-brain stimulators can also help with symptoms.
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Embryos from her eggs and her husband's sperm will be implanted in her uterus.
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The implanted device connects wirelessly to a person's smartphone, allowing them to control it.
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Dr. Rezai implanted a chip the size of an eraser head in the area.
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She and others say they have experienced excruciating pain since being implanted with it.
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There was a pinching close to the defibrillator that was implanted near my heart.
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Again, the animals ate less to stabilize their weights after the capsules were implanted.
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Then they implanted the custom-made plate in Patches's head like a puzzle piece.
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It was just implanted at the right time, like a virus in my code.
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"The implanted pregnancy leads to permanent damage and scarring of the tube," she said.
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It is developing brain-machine interfaces that can be implanted into the human body.
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More than 125,000 people worldwide are believed to be living with the implanted devices.
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And in the end there's going to be an embryo that will be implanted.
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Dr. Mazurek and Dr. Schieber only implanted small arrays of electrodes into the monkeys.
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Artificial hips don't last forever — that's one reason they're not usually implanted in younger people.
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Although not currently available commercially, these "bionic lenses" can be implanted in about 8 minutes.
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Like his first procedure, the eggs would be designed in the US and implanted elsewhere.
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Forget about monsters under your bed — on Orphan Black, the monsters are implanted inside you.
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The biobots were loaded with the chemo drug doxorubicin and implanted under the mice's skin.
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Last year, a heart problem forced him into emergency surgery to have a pacemaker implanted.
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Finally, they used the edited cells to create embryos that were implanted into surrogate sows.
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On Bayer's Essure website, they estimate the device has been implanted about 750,000 times worldwide.
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They also implanted 36 stimulating electrodes in the muscles of his right hand and arm.
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Embryos from the woman's eggs and her partner's sperm will be implanted in the uterus.
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He was the one who implanted those two electrodes into Liss Murphy back in 2006.
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His mom calls just as Katie's implanted a "mushroom" into the back of his neck.
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Now is the time to get an intrauterine device (IUD) implanted ASAP, says the Internet.
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Surgeons implanted the pea-sized chip into his motor cortex, which controls voluntary muscular activity.
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At CTRL-Labs' office, I tried my own cursor-moving experiment, minus the implanted electrodes.
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Both adorable fluff balls have been implanted with trackers so researchers can record their movements.
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In mice, the researchers implanted the synthetic bone tissues with functional marrow under the skin.
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Today, diabetics can continuously monitor their blood glucose levels with electrodes implanted under the skin.
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He'd been struggling with heart issues, and already had a defibrillator implanted in his chest.
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Implanted electrodes would be used to stimulate the spinal cord to strengthen new nerve connections.
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Those embryos were then implanted in sows, growing to fully formed piglets, free of PERV.
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Implanted pacemakers are used to keep a patient's heart beating at a normal healthy rate.
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It remains to be seen if the implanted species can withstand the imminent climate change.
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Before it wakes up, the rat blood is drawn and an RFID chip is implanted.
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The device is implanted with a 15-minute procedure and does not require general anesthesia.
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Deep-brain stimulation uses electrical pulses, delivered via implanted electrodes, to help control Parkinson's disease.
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Developed by the University of Minnesota, the device is a prosthetic eyeball implanted with sensors.
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Defibrillators implanted in nearly 200,000 patients were recalled in 2011 because of a faulty part.
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The embryos from two couples hoping to conceive were mistakenly implanted into a third patient.
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Then, the embryo is implanted in a surrogate, which will give birth to the clone.
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Maybe you, like me, have a colleague who's had a chip implanted in their hand.
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Implanted sensors will spot early signs of illness in farm animals, and micromanage their feeding.
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Mr. Bakken was a direct beneficiary of his invention, having pacemakers implanted in himself twice.
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"We know they work," he adds, of the hand-made tissues that have been implanted.
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In a 2013 survey of about 275 group members, for example, about 30% said they have been implanted with a microchip, 40% were "unsure," and 51% reported "synthetic telephony" symptoms, meaning voices in their head that they believe are implanted there by somebody from outside.
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The TV news anchor is looking at two embryos in a microscope before getting them implanted.
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The embryo will be implanted in a surrogate southern white rhino, a far more common species.
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These balls of cells were implanted into sows and then taken out a few weeks later.
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The first bit of evidence they uncovered was a nit firmly implanted on a pubic hair.
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These implanted genes can then alter the behavior of cells as a way to cure disease.
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Ellis says she hoped to have another embryo implanted later this year, after her 40th birthday.
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The mammoth cells were implanted into mouse oocytes, which are ovarian cells involved in embryonic development.
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The device consists of a pump that attaches to hose surgically implanted in a patient's stomach.
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She had a deep-brain stimulation device implanted 10 years ago to treat her severe depression.
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"Individuals with implanted devices, such as pacemakers, should use caution with magnet-containing products," she says.
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They post pictures of their "E-Babies," or babies reportedly born from mothers implanted with Essure.
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They're telepaths and have been implanted with a chip to keep them from using their powers.
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But the catch was that I'd have to have this sensor surgically implanted into my brain.
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Hyland had to have a port implanted in her chest to connect to the dialysis machine.
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Both CRT-Ds and ICDs are implanted under the skin, in the patient's upper chest area.
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Printed muscle tissues were implanted in rats, and like the ears, they too maintained structural integrity.
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The egg is then fertilized outside the body (in vitro) and then implanted in another woman.
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This remarkable feat is partly thanks to electrodes, implanted in his right arm, which stimulate muscles.
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It's a device implanted in my neck which somehow uses nanotechnology to constantly monitor my health.
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A computer was used to send electric stimuli to the rats' brain via the implanted electrodes.
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Last spring, surgeons implanted four tiny microelectrode arrays into the sensory cortex area of Copeland's brain.
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Copeland can control the arm using other chips implanted in a different part of his brain.
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"People think that when you have something implanted, it changes who you are," she told me.
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Once the tests have been completed, cherry-picked embryos possessing the correct genes can be implanted.
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A year later, the researchers implanted a single lab-built lung into a pig—another first.
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Brain surgeons implanted electrode arrays directly onto their brains, specifically the areas associated with language production.
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He had the chip from his card professionally implanted beneath the skin in his left hand.
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When are they going to connect Emily's eggs are the ones that were implanted into Ali?
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The 3.23-year-old told media outlets that it was because his implanted defibrillator went off.
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All five plaintiffs are Texas residents who were implanted with metal-on-metal Pinnacle hip devices.
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One month later, a mechanical pump was implanted inside her tiny chest to assist her heart.
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Of the 41 pacemakers donated to the program, 6 have been implanted into dogs so far.
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The skull is opened, and electrical leads are implanted directly into the tissue of the brain.
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Of the resulting embryos, the couple will choose one to be implanted in a surrogate mother.
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The implanted organs were maintained as long as the recipients were administered the immune-suppressing drugs.
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Of the five baboons, one managed to keep its implanted heart for a whopping 945 days.
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Another thing to keep in mind is that the SLV is implanted in its open state.
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It reminds Kim of the time she was implanted with an embryo and it didn't take.
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Update: Following this interview, Trump fired off another tweet about the speculation of an implanted informant.
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And you're certainly going to have a harder time losing something that's implanted in your arm.
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Implanted defibrillators often remain activated until the very end, for example, even for those in hospice.
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Mr. Harvey, 75, has an implanted defibrillator, and his heart is weakening, pumping progressively less blood.
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Most of the region's royal houses are modern creations, encouraged if not implanted by colonial powers.
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An Australian doctor, above, has implanted a device he invented into thousands of opioid abusers there.
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One episode features a series of post-hypnotic suggestions that Ramona has implanted in Kimmy's brain.
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And, by monitoring malware implanted by Iran, Turla saved itself the effort of hacking targets directly.
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But those with physical limitations may need an implanted device to do the same, he said.
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The more often the stories are told, the more likely the memories are to be implanted.
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To play in the league, players must hack the implanted microchips that otherwise track their movements.
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After an electric or chemical shock, 40 cloned embryos were implanted into four surrogate mother cats.
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He had stents implanted to prop his arteries open and had a bypass operation in 2004.
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"The mesh didn't do anything," said Ms. Shepard, who had mesh implanted to treat frequent urination.
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We're not ready for gene editing in embryos that would be implanted for pregnancy anytime soon.
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The only embryo that tested chromosomally normal was implanted, but that pregnancy also ended in miscarriage.
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More extreme biohackers have implanted microchips and magnets under their skin to link themselves with computers.
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In 2009, Josephine had cataract surgery and had two artificial human lenses implanted to restore her sight.
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She also talks during the interview of being threatened and having a disc implanted in her leg.
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For months, an implanted magnet had been uncomfortably bulging out of the side of Zac Shannon's finger.
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The plate had been surgically implanted to protect her brain after doctors removed part of her skull.
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"What I would love is for it to be like surgically implanted into my hand," Gaga said.
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But the technology, if it works, is promising: a "high bandwidth" brain connection, implanted via robot surgery.
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I did, however, endure physical pain and mental anguish for two years after being implanted with Essure.
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Monkeys implanted with the device were able to walk within six days of the spinal cord injury.
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But before that happened he also implanted his neural net into his less complex "brother," B-4.
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When implanted in the uterus of mice, the beads proved to be effective sperm traps, preventing pregnancy.
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For future procedures, the eggs will be made in the US, and implanted somewhere outside the country.
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For VNS Therapy, a small device is implanted under the skin of those with drug-resistant epilepsy.
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The couple has one final frozen embryo that Teigen was planning on having implanted sometime this year.
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Even when your body dies, your stack can be implanted into another "sleeve," or man-made body.
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For the experiment, the researchers implanted a multi-electrode array into the brains of two rhesus macaques.
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Similarly, Kim reveals her surrogate has been implanted with the embryo of the third prospective Kimye baby.
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Nickelson argues that cyber attacks on implanted or wearable medical devices are a much more serious threat.
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Labbie was reunited with its owner thanks to the canine having a microchip implanted in its skin.
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Kidney function can now be replaced by humming dialysis carts and stomachs fed through surgically implanted tubes.
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While the child is doing these activities, the shape of the letter gets implanted into their mind.
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The OSS includes a pulse generator that's implanted under the skin, a battery charger, programmer and software.
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It's currently implanted in over 3,500 patients in Europe, China, Brazil and India, according to Impulse Dynamics.
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DNA in human embryos could be changed but only if they are never implanted into a womb.
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There are several confirmed vulnerabilities that could have granted hackers remote access a person's implanted cardiac device.
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"[It] could (...) be used to modify programming commands to the implanted device," the FDA safety communication reads.
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And she wants to talk about our cybernetics and the AI we have implanted in our head.
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The UCSF researchers just published the results of an experiment in decoding people's speech using implanted electrodes.
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Similarly, medical device manufacturers say opening up implanted devices to amateur developers risks serious harm to patients.
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Computers connected to a chip implanted in his brain carry electrical signals directly to his lower arm.
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The fertilized embryo is given a few days to grow and then implanted into a woman's uterus.
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Once the egg became fertilized, the hormones may have helped ensure it became implanted in the uterus.
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And children with pacemakers or other devices implanted in the body are recommended not to use it.
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If exploited, the FDA warned that an unauthorized party could possibly access a connected implanted cardiac device.
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Brock Ervie, a 2300-year-old from Missouri, had a Medtronic spinal cord stimulator implanted in 28.
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She implanted embryos donated by patients, leftover from IVF treatments, in the artificial uterus, and they grew.
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Once implanted in the body, tension would hold the cage the in place until it was filled.
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Or lining up at the IVF clinic to screen our embryos for abnormalities before having them implanted?
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But the ingestible sensor will only be implanted in branded Abilify pills, not the cheaper, generic equivalents.
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Many rhino embryos will need to be implanted in surrogate mothers to produce a large, viable population.
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Will my daughter reflect back on her all but implanted American memories with the same cool detachment?
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This tube, surgically implanted just below the Adam's apple, creates a secure connection between patient and machine.
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And here, the movie is Harley — it's implanted in Harley's brain and seen through Harley-vision, basically.
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Many women, he said, were not even told that a mesh would be implanted into their bodies.
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Eventually these nano-chips may be implanted into our brains artificially, augmenting human thought and reasoning capabilities.
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The electrodes are attached to wires running down to a stimulator implanted in the chest or torso.
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It's not yet possible to disrupt an implanted pregnancy and transplant it from one location to another.
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These small devices consist of electrodes implanted into the heart that deliver electrical impulses to regulate heartbeat.
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Once ready, the heart was put back to "sleep" and implanted through a standard heart transplant procedure.
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She's suspicious, for instance, of the virtual-reality chips with which the underground colonists have been implanted.
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"It would be much more obvious much more quickly which implanted devices were causing problems," she said.
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To test the device, Berger implanted it into rats and monkeys that had had their hippocampuses disabled.
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In 1999, he and his team provided the first lab-grown organ ever implanted in a patient.
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Even devices being implanted in your body, like a pacemaker, are sending information back to the manufacturer.
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The chip doesn't go on sale until the fall, but Graafstra is confident it'll work the way it's supposed to: He already has one implanted in his wrist, in addition to two other RFID chips he has implanted in his hands since getting his first chip in 2005.
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An x-ray image of someone who had electrodes implanted into their brain to manage their Parkinson's disease.
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There is still no indication as to how they might fare if actually implanted in a human womb.
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Again, researchers implanted the bacteria into germ-free mice and found it increased their immune response during treatment.
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Adam still cannot swallow food and relies on a feeding tube surgically implanted in his stomach for nourishment.
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The multiple religious cultures of South Korea, from Presbyterian to Pentecostal, have also become implanted in Canadian soil.
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They have implanted printed ears, bones and muscles into animals, and watched these integrate properly with their hosts.
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Scientists have created a tiny biobot that can be implanted under the skin and deliver doses of drugs.
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Their paper describes a way of restoring sensation by using implanted electrodes to stimulate a patient's brain directly.
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These arrays were later implanted in quadriplegics to enable them to control cursors on screens and robotic arms.
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At the cyborg fair I had plenty of opportunities to get an RFID chip implanted in my hand.
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Then they injected the lab-grown sperm into mouse egg cells and implanted the embryos into female mice.
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This means that real, usable organs and be printed and implanted in a few hours with minimum invasiveness.
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They also implanted a comparison set of fresh, unfrozen samples, and a few months later tested for sperm.
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Ever since then, his condition has been managed thanks to a surgically implanted drainage system called a shunt.
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"Probably where it got implanted in my head, subconsciously, was the Mark Greif book Against Everything," she guesses.
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The FDA is continuing to monitor St. Jude Medical implanted defibrillators and will report any new information available.
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Haworth implanted two small magnets under the skin of Lee's tragus, the small inner flap of his ear.
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Even with implanted electrodes, another problem with trying to read minds arises from how our brains are structured.
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Neil Harbisson, who is color blind, implanted a prosthesis into his skull that converts colors into sound waves.
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According to CNN, 24 other women are taking part in the trial and eight embryos will be implanted.
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But what if the process occurs a second time, after one egg has already implanted in the uterus?
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The injections have become so popular that workers at Epicenter hold parties for those willing to get implanted.
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This is not the first time when physicians and cybersecurity experts have raised concerns regarding implanted medical devices.
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Another option is to redesign the drug so it must be injected or implanted, instead of taken orally.
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More than 150,000 people have had electrodes implanted for deep-brain stimulation to help them control Parkinson's disease.
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The interoperability of these devices is critical in helping doctors monitor patients and detect problems with implanted devices.
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Eggs are fertilized outside of the body then implanted, using either donated eggs and sperm or parent's own.
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Essure could be implanted vaginally right in the office, in a procedure much like a routine Pap smear.
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They implanted a stimulator to the nerve and applied a current, slowly ramping it up over a month.
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In 2015, about 160,000 defibrillators were implanted in Americans, more than double the number from the decade prior.
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He had stents implanted in two coronary arteries and, his lawyers said, he had suffered a small stroke.
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A shunt implanted to drain excess fluid from the man's skull was failing; he was in a wheelchair.
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The Dodgers did win the Series in 143, but only after pain was permanently implanted in our psyches.
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An embryo that looks O.K. under a microscope can be implanted in the mother's uterus for normal development.
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Doctors had implanted it just six weeks ago — back when all these problems started in the first place.
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In particular, human chorionic gonadotropin, or HCG, is released by the placenta after the fertilized egg is implanted.
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The contents of the somatic cell were then implanted into an egg cell that had its nucleus removed.
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They implanted electrodes in various parts of rats' brains and placed the animals in boxes equipped with levers.
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The mesh is implanted to support weakened or damaged tissue to treat poor bladder control and organ prolapse.
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Inspired by the chips it implanted in its employees, the company decided to develop a more advanced chip.
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One of Buddy's recurring delusions is that surgeons long ago implanted a "robot baby arm" inside of him.
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He cited unidentified reports that at least one FBI representative was "implanted" for political purposes into his campaign.
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Human-pig embryos have been implanted into this sow, where they will be allowed to develop for 28 days (Image: BBC Panorama)In an effort to tackle the organ donor shortage, researchers in the United States have successfully created part-human, part-pig embryos and implanted them into a sow.
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One patient in particular had their graft implanted in 1985 and only developed CJD 30 years later, in 2015.
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He is actually a big proponent of RFID technology: He's had a chip implanted in each hand since 210.
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St. Jude's devices work by being implanted in the skin and being connected to the heart via insulated wires.
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Similarly to Stimwave's, its product is implanted into the body but can be surgically removed after about two months.
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Doctors at Harefield Hospital in London implanted a mechanical pump, but these devices are not typically long-term solutions.
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And if you haven't had things implanted you're implanting it yourself, taking pills and medications and uppers and downers.
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The cloning technique is also expensive and not very efficient — over 70 embryos were implanted in 21 surrogate mothers.
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Research published Wednesday detailed that 79 embryos were implanted into 21 surrogates, resulting in six pregnancies and two births.
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For the study, researchers worked with three patients undergoing treatment for epilepsy who had electrodes implanted into their brains.
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Eventually, the system could be made wireless, and the sleeve replaced by implanted electrodes in the hand and fingers.
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When the mining malware is implanted, the installer downloads a legitimate Flash installer from Adobe's website and installs it.
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Participating employees will have the chips, which use near field communication (NFC) technology, implanted between their thumb and forefinger.
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As an example, Dr. Mashadi points to patients who have had stents implanted to treat blockages in their arteries.
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So far, Dr. Monica M. Laronda and her team of researchers successfully implanted their lab-grown ovaries into mice.
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There are now formulations of drugs that are injected or implanted which make diversion for illegal use nearly impossible.
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If melanin were to leak out of an implanted medical device, it would simply be mopped up by enzymes.
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Next year, a gay male couple in California will choose an embryo to be implanted in a surrogate mother.
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Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president.
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The device could not always be implanted, and failed to block the tubes in a significant percentage of patients.
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More recently, the Essure birth control device implanted in women's fallopian tubes has been associated with pain and deaths.
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The implanted device, when turned on, delivered bursts of stimulation to individual muscles as they were called into use.
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Next, they used implanted electrodes to monitor this activity in real-time as the zebrafish actually did their thing.
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For "Setting the Table" (2011), the artist implanted two bowls fashioned from this material into a white gallery wall.
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Of the dozens of devices implanted in his body over the years, most were inserted with his own scalpel.
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They have spread to washing machines and smoke alarms, to thermostats and to medical devices implanted into human bodies.
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That's why the cheetah who gave birth to the new cubs, Izzy, was implanted with another cheetah, Kibibi's, eggs.
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One project is developing software for collecting and analyzing the electrical pulses recorded from electrodes implanted in animal brains.
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They then implanted the embryo in surrogate sows, resulting in healthy pigs that showed no signs of the viruses.
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Any viable embryos will be implanted in the uterus of a surrogate southern white rhino (another, less endangered, type).
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In 2016, Elon Musk founded Neuralink, a start-up developing brain-computer interfaces to be implanted underneath the skull.
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The surgery to transfer the uterus took 10 hours, and six months after the surgery doctors implanted the embryos.
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Several stents were implanted but failed within months, and my bouts of severe arrhythmias grew longer and more frequent.
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The claim that an ectopic pregnancy could be re-implanted was based on two studies from 1917 and 1980.
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As a standard part of the procedure, doctors implanted temporary wires to help pace his heartbeat as he recovered.
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As a standard part of the procedure, doctors implanted temporary wires to help pace his heartbeat as he recovered.
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In January, a Dutch tech entrepreneur successfully used an implanted chip in order to board a flight in Stockholm.
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" Last October, Jackson also shared an X-Ray image of her spine, which showed off a "battery pack implanted in my left bum cheek," which "powers electric currents to the neuro-pain-transmitter implanted on to my spinal cord (behind my teeth in the X-ray), to help with phantom arm pain.
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The ideas of personal fissure and partitions forcefully implanted between individual family members, separating them from each other becomes concrete.
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The FDA said here some women were not being properly informed of the risks associated with Essure before getting implanted.
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Electrodes were implanted in the CA3 and CA1 regions of the hippocampus specifically, which together support memory encoding and retrieval.
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Still, in the medical and legal sense, a fertilized egg does not equal being pregnant if it hasn't implanted yet.
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So on February 17, she's scheduled to get an IUD, or intrauterine device, implanted while it's still free under Obamacare.
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Since it was first available in June, the Stimwave device has been implanted in 500 patients, and demand is growing.
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The woman planned to be implanted with the eggs and donor sperm in a New York clinic, the BBC reported.
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Once the device is implanted beneath the skin, the drug begins to diffuse across the membranes into the patient's body.
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Schoolcraft said her other fallopian tube was damaged and full of scar tissue, and embryos weren't able to be implanted.
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Sichuan Revotek, a biotechnology company based in Chengdu, China, has successfully implanted a printed section of artery into a monkey.
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Savings that huge could open up possibilities for lots of implanted devices, but that's by no means the only possibility.
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Then they surgically implanted four sets of fingertip-sized microelectrode arrays into Copeland's sensory cortex, where those feelings were centered.
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Implanted defibrillators are small devices that help prevent potentially deadly heart issues by administering electric shocks to treat irregular heartbeats.
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Furthermore, the team must figure out how create a device that can be implanted in the brain without being rejected.
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And to make all these technologies work, electrodes have to be surgically implanted -- a prospect most people today wouldn't consider.
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This means that implanted electronics often cause scarring and immune reactions that mean the implants to lose effectiveness over time.
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Try a little body-hacking—either with a thermometer on Freakonomics or an antenna implanted in your skull on Codebreaker.
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They implanted the cartilage form under the skin in her arm in what's known as a prelaminated forearm free flap.
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During surgery a hole is inserted into the patient's skull and electrical leads are implanted directly into the brain's tissue.
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About 350 people have had electrodes implanted and wear a visor or glasses equipped with a camera and a microprocessor.
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A promising new HIV drug could one day be implanted in the body, upending the current paradigm of daily pills.
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The occurrence rate of death, expressed as a percentage of all the ReShape Balloons implanted through April 30, is 0.06%.
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In fact, as the first Wikileaks documents stated, the malware had to be implanted by hand using a USB drive.
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Or the current generation of implanted pacemakers, which can both receive commands and send information to doctors over the internet.
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This is a specialized procedure where doctors test the fertilized embryos for chromosomal or genetic abnormalities before they are implanted.
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That didn't seem to bother the tech entrepreneurs over the years, as social media firmly implanted itself into the culture.
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With the current experiment, researchers successfully implanted this lab-grown tissue into knee joints for the first time, he said.
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After the separate technologies were implanted, the researchers connected Kochevar's brain-computer interface to the electrical stimulators in his arm.
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The woman's previously fertilized and frozen eggs were implanted after seven months and 10 days later she was confirmed pregnant.
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It is impossible to imagine what would have happened if that mind had been implanted in another sort of body.
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They want to take out the surgically implanted I.V. line because they think maybe there's bacteria attached to the plastic.
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Mr. Giuliani has also pushed unfounded theories, like an assertion that the F.B.I. implanted a spy in Mr. Trump's campaign.
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A few days later, he underwent surgery to have a pacemaker implanted in his chest to help treat heart failure.
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Tyrell had implanted the memories, which originally belonged to his niece, in Rachael's mind to convince Rachael of her humanity.
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The text explains that these hands belong to a doctor who has implanted a neurostimulator into a patient's spinal cord.
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The current option for augmented beating is a ventricular assist device (VAD), a mechanical pump that's implanted in the heart.
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Patients said they have suffered chronic pain, bleeding and severe discomfort during sexual intercourse after having the mesh surgically implanted.
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Widowed and disabled after an assault, a man is implanted with a chip that lets him walk and fight baddies.
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They also relied on little chips implanted in the players' gear capable of confirming that they were indeed working less.
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Andrea returned to New Hope to be implanted with another embryo last October, at the height of the presidential campaign.
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" Trump's Saturday response shifted from alleging an FBI source was "implanted" into the campaign to suggesting the campaign was "infiltrated.
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To highlight his happiness, he had two tiny letters implanted in a front tooth — LA — just like the Dodgers' insignia.
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The defendants covertly monitored the computers, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code, and stole emails and other documents.
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Others, called long-acting reversible contraception are devices women can have inserted or implanted once — and then not think about.
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The company recently purchased St. Jude Medical, which makes implanted cardiac devices that have been the subject of cybersecurity concerns.
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"By optimizing the method, we obtained 79 well-developed embryos and implanted them in 21 female monkey surrogates," Poo said.
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It also involves secret cosmological signals being implanted in Shia LaBeouf's brain, which can only be translated by John Turturro.
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By the time of the recall, 268,000 leads had been implanted in patients worldwide, the majority in the United States.
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In the future, we might see the development of some sort of implanted chip that could eventually replace a passport.
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The occurrence rate, expressed as a percentage of all the ReShape Balloons implanted through April 30, 2018, is 0.06 percent.
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The first sample they implanted in my mother, to create my sister, came from a fertility doctor's practice in Las Vegas.
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After Texas resident Ann Bergin was implanted with pelvic mesh manufactured by Mentor Worldwide in 2005, she experienced pain and bleeding.
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Bergin's lead physician later said he probably told Bergin that her symptoms were related to the Mentor sling he had implanted.
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When she looks down at her hands, she can see slightly raised bumps where she believes she's been implanted with microchips.
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Before starting the company, Halo's founders helped create the NeuroPace, a device implanted into a patients head to help treat epilepsy.
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The Eversense uses a small pill-shaped sensor that's implanted under the skin by a doctor in a five-minute procedure.
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The only caveat is that you can't try it if you have metal implanted in your body, including a copper IUD.
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Owens had reportedly been taking meds and was aided by a defibrillator implanted in her chest to avert a heart attack.
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His body rejected the plastic mesh implanted for the hernia, which led to more surgeries, which led to more back pain.
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In 2007, Vice President Dick Cheney disabled the wireless abilities of his defibrillator, which had been implanted to regulate his heartbeat.
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Things like exoskeletons, smart glasses, and external brain-computer interfaces are safer and much easier to upgrade than their implanted counterparts.
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There are countless vulnerabilities that exist unpatched in software systems, including the medical devices that are implanted into humans every day.
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He also admitted to editing other embryos that were implanted into women, and it's unclear when those babies will be born.
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And with the most advanced (and most expensive) prosthetics, sensors that can measure nerve signals are actually implanted inside the muscle.
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If a collection of data has a bias in it, the slant can be implanted into the machine learning, he said.
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There are numerous other ways to treat ED, including testosterone injections, vacuum penis pumps, and surgical rods implanted in the penis.
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Women are cyborgs, too, like the Catalan cyborg artist Moon Ribas, who has an online sensor implanted in her left arm.
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"The tissues we implanted will have mingled with the original ones and grown into a regular vessel," said researcher Kang Yujian.
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Three years later, in 2011, she had two more implanted, and gave birth to twin boys, Cody and Caleb, now 6.
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Data suggests that patients who had valves or artificial devices implanted are at higher risk of these infections, the CDC said.
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One example cited by AMS is Judy Buzzell, who was implanted with a mesh device to treat urinary incontinence in 2009.
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This experiment began several years ago when Nicolelis implanted hundreds of hair-thin microfilaments in the brains of two rhesus macaques.
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The FDA approved the device in light of a Medtronic clinical trial involving 719 patients who were implanted with the device.
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The device is implanted through a thin 41-inch-long (105 cm) tube inserted into a vein in the patient's groin.
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The FDA said it shouldn't be used for patients who already have implanted devices, as they could interfere with pacemaker function.
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After four days, the neurons within the implanted eye began to grow and latch on to the tadpoles' central nervous system.
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Even among those that count having bits of electronics implanted in their body as "fun," Lee's excursions veer toward the extreme.
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A serious tendon injury usually requires surgery to sew everything back up anyway, and that's when the sensor would be implanted.
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The size of a grain of rice, the NFC/RFID microchip can be implanted under the skin by a tattoo artist.
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Hacked devices could be directed to attack any number of things, from implanted medical devices to the power grid, Kleidermacher warns.
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Doctors removed the kidney in May 2017, and that November, they implanted one from her brother, which led to conflicted feelings.
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" Khloé explained, "Before Kimberly got pregnant with Saint, she had an embryo implanted into her and that embryo did not take.
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Last year, Winstel's father had a medical device implanted in his spine to relieve pain from spinal stenosis -- an outpatient procedure.
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Selectively, the parents' doctor would chose the healthy embryos to be implanted and discard the embryos with the mutations, Belmonte said.
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Electrical stimulation of large areas of the brain of Alzheimer's patients is already being tried, using electrodes implanted in the skull.
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The human embryos, though viable, were never intended to be implanted into a woman to start a pregnancy, these researchers stressed.
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After the incident, the boy's doctors implanted a defibrillator in his chest to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, the case report noted.
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This paper represents one of the first times that bioprinted tissues, bones, and cartilage were implanted into a mammal and survived.
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The other main approach to helping the blind see is with electrodes directly implanted into the optic nerve of the eye.
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For instance, it's not selling anything that needs to be implanted into the human body and sustains life, like a pacemaker.
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"Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president," he tweets.
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On Wednesday, Thomas told TMZ that he successfully completed heart surgery and his doctors implanted multiple stents in his blood vessels.
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Once implanted in the skull, NeuroPace's RNS System constantly monitors brain waves, identifying and disrupting unusual activity that may trigger seizures.
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NeuroPace, which estimates about 450 patients will be implanted with the device this year, hopes to double that number in 2018.
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He helped develop long-acting implanted contraceptive devices — like Norplant, Jadelle and Mirena — used by millions of women around the world.
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These in turn would be implanted into a host animal, in this case a rat or mouse, and allowed to grow.
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A Tesla owner implanted her car's key into her arm so that she can start her Model 3 with her body.
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Except in that he actually had a Klingon inside him, somehow, implanted in some way that had fooled Discovery's medical scanners!
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In 2014, scientists at Ohio State's Neurological Institute implanted a pea-sized microchip into the 24-year-old quadriplegic's motor cortex.
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Metal spinal cages and bone grafts are surgically implanted in order to fill in the gaps left from the tumor removal.
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But her silicone injections, which were implanted in a hotel room for $2,000, left her with pain, itchiness, discoloration, and indentation.
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For their study, researchers worked with seven epilepsy patients who'd had electrodes implanted in in multiple locations in their temporal lobes.
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First, the medical definition of pregnancy is that it begins after a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterus, not before.
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This time, instead of singing about a rapacious audience, she's confronting insecurities implanted by her family — ones she hasn't entirely conquered.
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Placenta previa is a pregnancy complication in which the placenta is partially or completely implanted over the opening of the uterus.
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It's left to Kir, a young girl with a quantum artificial intelligence implanted in her brain, to muddle through what's happening.
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Placing a cloth beneath my chin, she was careful about the port implanted in my chest, just above my right breast.
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It's believed to be the first instance of overcoming quadriplegia with help from temporarily implanted brain-recording and brain-stimulating technologies.
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These conditions are characterized by erratic electrical activity in certain brain regions, and the impulses used in DBS—sent through electrodes implanted in the brain via surgery and controlled by a device also usually implanted in the body elsewhere—are thought to act as as a pacemaker, temporarily restoring a healthy brain pattern and easing people's symptoms.
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As the 15 surgical teams implanted yet more patients in 2011 and 2012, the study neared the mark that would trigger its first assessment—an interim "futility analysis" that would evaluate progress when at least 75 patients had been implanted for six months or more, with two-thirds in the active-treatment group and one-third in the control.
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Chinese scientists working for Sichuan Revotek have successfully 33-D printed blood vessels and implanted them in rhesus monkeys, the company said.
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By the time it was recalled in late 2007, the Sprint Fidelis had been implanted in the heart tissue of 268,000 patients.
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"The defendants covertly monitored the computers, implanted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code, and stole emails and other documents," he added.
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The experimental vaccine involves a genetically modified form of polio, which is infused into the brain tumor through a surgically implanted catheter.
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From there, they implanted malicious software, which was able to log keystrokes, take screenshots, and gather other data about the infected computers.
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Micro-tracking implantations already exist in our world: just take the microchips that are often implanted in dogs and cats, Quackenbush says.
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A computer chip, about the size of pea, was implanted in his brain two years ago as part of the groundbreaking study.
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Seven of the 11 implanted eggs had come to term and been born, and only one of the clones had subsequently died.
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An X-ray of a monkey's head in which neuroscientist Jose Delgado implanted electrodes arrays in the frontal lobes and the thalamus.
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The chip, which feels like a tiny, hard cylinder to the touch, was implanted in April at a piercing studio in Sydney.
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This is how Liss Murphy wound up with two 220-centimeter-long electrodes implanted deep within the white matter of her brain.
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Conventional pacemakers, which are surgically implanted, require wired leads that run from the pacemaker to an implant located just below the collarbone.
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As a result, a heart defibrillator was surgically implanted in the brother's chest to prevent any potentially fatal heart rhythms, or arrhythmias.
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"Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president," Trump tweeted Friday.
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Vivistim therapy involves the use of a neurotransmitter implanted just below the skin on the chest in a minimally invasive outpatient surgery.
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He'd be implanted with a round sensor in his neck, so that he could feel the pain of any of his patients.
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On Wednesday, Thomas Markle told TMZ that he successfully completed heart surgery and his doctors implanted multiple stents in his blood vessels.
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But if they don't have one implanted, RFID collar tags work, too, and are conveniently sold by the British pet tech company.
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The men had either ischemic heart disease - meaning blocked or narrowed arteries - or a heart rhythm disorder that required an implanted defibrillator.
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The implanted chip is about the size of grain of rice and is inserted between the thumb and forefinger under the skin.
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To find out, the researchers transferred the altered genetic code into pig embryos, a number of which they implanted in surrogate sows.
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Now all I've got to do is decide what to store on the roughly 900 bytes of memory implanted in my hand.
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By that time we will have chips implanted in our children that will tell us everything they're doing and where they're going.
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The researchers surgically implanted micro electrodes in the frogs' inner ears, so they could study the electrical responses of the ears' sensors.
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During their experiments, the researchers were able to illuminate the infected neurons of the mice using optical fibres implanted in their brains.
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Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) screens embryos for mutations before they're implanted into a woman, which is usually done through in vitro fertilization.
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She showed a video of a paralyzed medical patient at Stanford who can type using their mind thanks to an implanted sensor.
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Surgeons implanted metal plates and screws in his leg, and he had to relearn to walk after using a wheelchair and crutches.
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Engineers at Dartmouth University have developed a new method to charge implanted cardiac devices with energy derived from the motion of heartbeats.
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Doctors performed bypass surgery right after they ran medical tests and implanted temporary wires in his heart to help pace his heartbeat.
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I Was Misinformed Thank you for coming to the first public demonstration of the autopilot system I had implanted in my head.
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The embryos could then be implanted in a surrogate mother, most likely a southern white rhino, to produce a northern white rhino.
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Earlier this year, Bayer agreed to begin tracking 1,400 women who have the device implanted over the next five or six years.
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The day is not far off when tiny implantable sensors, ostensibly implanted to protect our health by collecting data, will become commonplace.
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The future of wearable and implanted health devices, she believes, is in technology tailored to the individual, like a perfectly-tailored suit.
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Altogether over 7.4,000 animals have been surgically implanted with the silicone testes, according to Gregg A. Miller, who invented them in 1995.
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I have several metal devices in my chest that my heart depends on, including an implanted defibrillator and a mechanical aortic valve.
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A 27-year-old Laotian was chosen as the surrogate, and doctors at a hospital in Laos implanted two of the embryos.
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The embryos were implanted in sows and grew into piglets that were genetically identical to the pig that supplied the initial cell.
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They deleted key files and implanted a virus to change the results of the election, so a fringe nationalist party would win.
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With this treatment, a fluid called dialysate (water, electrolytes and salts) is flushed into a patient's abdomen through a surgically implanted catheter.
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Military treatment facilities and Tricare cover a wide range of contraceptives including daily pills, long-acting implanted devices and emergency contraception pills.
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Because of this, non-implanted fertilized eggs are neither detectable nor able to become blastocysts, then embryos, then fetuses, and eventually, babies.
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Once the implanted and fertilized egg reaches nine weeks in the uterus, it is referred to as a fetus, according to ACOG.
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With this treatment, a fluid called dialysate (water, electrolytes and salts) is flushed into a patient's abdomen through a surgically implanted catheter.
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Implanted electrodes might eavesdrop on neurons in healthy regions, such as the visual cortex, and then forward information into the premotor cortex.
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Maybe because the port used to treat my ovarian cancer is implanted on the right side, the area around it felt tender.
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Some guys get piercings, horns, or even "pearling," in which small objects like dominos are implanted into the skin of the penis.
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Humans are getting "enhancements," technological upgrades implanted in their body that let them do all kinds of things they couldn't do before.
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Also, there are no federal laws that specify who owns an implanted pacemaker, and therefore who has the right to donate it.
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In the case of Dolly, 277 successful nuclear transfers had produced just 29 normal-looking embryos, which were implanted into 13 surrogate mothers.
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In addition to having used the Zio, he has an implanted cardiac monitor made by Medtronic designed to capture infrequent episodes like his.
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In their view, if your liver failed, maybe you could get a little teeny liver implanted somewhere else in order to supplement it.
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Sometime around nine weeks into her pregnancy, she learned that all three embryos she'd been implanted with had gone on to develop normally.
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One Swedish company recently implanted chips in employees' hands, enabling staff members to open doors and operate the photocopier without using traditional passes.
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The 76-year old who died had Carmat's artificial heart implanted at the end of August and is its fifth patient to die.
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Yes, that's right — grandpa, grandma, your baby, or anyone with arrhythmia and has a pacemaker implanted might need to get a firmware update.
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At Stanford University, implanted electrode arrays inside paralyzed patients allow them to type with their thoughts at up to eight words per minute.
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You look at really old photographs, photographs that date back to the 1800s, the bone structure of the face is pretty much implanted.
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" She went on to explain that traditionally only one embryo is implanted, though Burruss explained they had two "from when we got Ace.
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RE: THE ETHICIST Kwame Anthony Appiah discussed a query from a woman who had embryos implanted that were genetically mixed Hispanic and Caucasian.
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And while she only recalled "bits and pieces" of the night, one of the things implanted in her memory was Michael's alleged words.
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Both were conceived using anonymous donor eggs selected from a catalogue listing and then fertilized by the men and implanted in Dayna's uterus.
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The more signals there are, the more opportunity for them to cross—and for people with implanted devices, the effect can be disastrous.
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This month, the collective released North Sense, a small electronic device implanted into the skin to give the wearer a sense of direction.
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They implanted bioprinted bone tissue on rats and analyzed it after 5 months, finding new vascularized tissue in the implants and no necrosis.
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When implanted, they grew into bone tissues with working blood vessel network and functional bone marrow that supplied the body new blood cells.
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He has tiny magnets implanted into his ear that function as built-in earbuds and other magnets in his finger just for fun.
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The researchers implanted activity monitors into their subjects' trunks, put a GPS collars on them and monitored them for 35 days from afar.
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Her voice goes from calming to sinister as she explains that the device she implanted in his neck is gradually erasing his memories.
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Six New York residents implanted with the devices said they experienced tissue death, bone erosion and other injuries they blamed on design flaws.
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I will always remeber this man who—having never met me—implanted himself in my psyche and gave my tendrils scaffolding to grow.
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More patients with life-threatening heart conditions like Huggins' are getting this devide implanted to fix the problem, and it's saving their lives.
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In 2015, when Copeland was 27, scientists at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center implanted four minuscule arrays of electrodes in his brain.
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According to the paper, these early results indicate that these structures could be the right size and strength to be implanted into humans.
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Then, finally, this one: Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president.
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"Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president," Trump tweeted on Friday.
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In a white paper released on Tuesday night, by "Elon Musk & Neuralink," the company said it had implanted 3,072 electrodes in rat brains.
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Facebook wants to build a faster, non-invasive version The plan is to eventually build non-implanted devices that can ship at scale.
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Researchers at the National Institutes of Health had implanted a sac of breast-cancer cells into the ovarian pedicle of a female rat.
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He underwent multiple surgeries, and a tube was implanted to drain fluid from his brain into his heart, but it kept getting blocked.
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An array of small electrodes, called a Utah array, is implanted into the motor cortex, a strip of the brain that governs movement.
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And another 2013 study provided strong support for his thesis by capturing that rapid adaptation in action with an implanted electrocorticography recording device.
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Seeking a successor to Norplant, Dr. Bardin and his team developed an implanted delivery system manufactured by Schering Oy under the name Jadelle.
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In April 2016, a single male embryo from the couple was implanted in Allen's uterus at an Irvine-based in vitro fertilization center.
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Radio City Music Hall has been paying $18,000 a year for metal stars implanted on Avenue of the Americas that celebrate famous performers.
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Lu's team is working to develop a third option using a biodegradable polymer as a bone substitute, which will expand after being implanted.
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Horror stories about life after having the medical device implanted often include instances of chronic vaginal pain or mesh erosion into the vagina.
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EC only works before an egg has implanted by preventing fertilization and it's only effective for up to five days after unprotected sex.
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"Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president," he wrote in May.
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Five years in, roughly ten million dollars out, and a decade after Mayberg implanted her first horribly sick patient, the trial was over.
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Reluctantly, at the behest of her then-boyfriend, the woman who would later donate the silicone blobs had them implanted into her breasts.
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Confounded and concerned, his doctors finally implanted a chip in his chest to collect data, to try to figure out what was wrong.
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One couple dropped out and another achieved a "chemical pregnancy," a pregnancy which fails soon after the embryo is implanted in the womb.
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DNA is removed from her egg and implanted in an egg from another woman that contains healthy energy-generating components known as mitochondria.
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They implanted malicious computer code into computers, covertly monitored their users and stole their files that led to a series of disastrous leaks.
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Previous attempts to stimulate human memory with implanted electrodes had produced mixed results: Some experiments seemed to sharpen memory, but others muddled it.
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Bluetooth is used in everything from speakers to implanted pacemakers, which means that Bluetooth-related vulnerabilities can affect a dizzying array of devices.
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Faulty defibrillators and other implanted devices are particularly problematic because removing them requires surgery that can be more risky than keeping them in.
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It most likely began with a tiny bit of code that implanted malware, which gave attackers access to Mr. Bezos' photos and texts.
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During the procedure, which lasted for about three hours, an intraocular lens was implanted in Linghan's right eye after the cataract was removed.
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"The types of patients have varied from younger to older, and (the devices) are being implanted for a variety of conditions," Fischer said.
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Male Humboldt squid have been found with sperm-containing sacs implanted in and around their sexual organs in similar quantities to female squid.
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Alexandros, who was conceived using a donated egg that was later implanted into the surrogate's womb, was returned to Mr. Theologos on Jan.
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Next, once the cartilage frameworks were generated with each patient's specific ear shape, they were implanted to reconstruct ears in the five patients.
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Epicenter, a company in Sweden, has given its workers the option to have radio frequency identification, or R.F.I.D., technology implanted in their hands.
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FDA spokesperson Deborah Kotz confirmed that underreporting is possible, and that the agency doesn't know how many balloons have been implanted in people.
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A few months ago, the World Economic Forum published an article saying that antennas implanted in people's skulls would be commonplace by 2020.
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At the heart of the case is not just whether one man was within the bounds of the law when he took apart his transit pass and implanted it in his hand, but whether governments have the authority to intervene in the technology we put in our bodies, and how laws will adjust to the rapid expansion of implanted technology.
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The success is due in part to Jaimie Henderson, a neurosurgeon at Stanford who implanted two tic-tac size electrode arrays in Degray's brain.
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In this study, researchers surgically implanted electrodes to record neuronal activity in regions of the hippocampus as the volunteers performed a visual memory test.
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"It's almost like we all have a little chip implanted in us that makes us inherently understand and appreciate these wonderful R&B melodies."
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On his website, I stumbled on a strange letter called "So You Think You've Been Implanted Against Your Will," which he posted in 22016.
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In the beginning, when he first started hearing from people who believed they'd had chips implanted against their will, Graafstra wrote back to them.
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The music streaming service announced in May that Kelly's music was removed after Spotify implanted its new public hate content and hateful content policy.
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The study would now monitor here women implanted with the devices for five years, up from three years, and would need additional blood tests.
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The possible link between the GRU and Fancy Bear was made by tracking a piece of malware implanted in a Ukrainian military Android app.
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Musk founded one more company, this one in 2017: Neuralink, which is trying to build devices that can be implanted inside the human brain.
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Now that militias such as Hizbullah, al-Qaeda and IS have implanted themselves on the frontier, many Israelis are grateful that the negotiations failed.
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Scientists Miguel Nicolelis and John Donoghue were among the first to control machines directly with thoughts through implanted probes, also known as electrode arrays.
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As a result of the initial long QT diagnosis, the brother of the boy who died had a cardioverter defibrillator implanted in his chest.
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The company said "a small number of devices" have been implanted with the malicious code through a sophisticated attack on its Live Update servers.
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When implanted in the uterus of mice, the beads acted as decoys, trapping the sperm and preventing them from traveling up the reproductive tract.
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Now, researchers from Columbia University Medical Center in New York have implanted a tiny microscope in the brains of live mice to catch them.
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The volunteers for Dr Chang's study were five people with epilepsy who had had electrodes implanted into their brains as part of their treatment.
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The frozen embryo that Teigen will have implanted within the coming months is the spouses' final one from fertility treatments she underwent years ago.
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The device should not be worn by children under the age of 7, or any child on an insulin pump, pacemaker or implanted neurostimulator.
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But it also connects to neural laces implanted in their heads and links them to one another, making the entire unit a formidable adversary.
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The media outlet talked to some of the girls he allegedly abused, who said they were implanted with birth control devices at the home.
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Bloomberg BusinessWeek reported last year that the Chinese government hacked into the manufacturing process of data centers and implanted tiny microchips into the equipment.
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The structures showed promise; two months later, the ears, which were implanted in mice, had kept their shape and proper cartilage tissue had formed.
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King had the marbles implanted in and tattoos drawn on his penis in late 2008, prior to his incarceration, during a "body modification" craze.
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Scientists have implanted the leafy greens with tiny tubes that let them sense when an explosive is nearby and even alert someone by email.
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With ART, egg and sperm are mixed in a lab and then the resulting embryo may be implanted in the uterus, Wada-Hiraike said.
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" And then he went further: "Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president.
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So unless he is reading reports we are not, the President is tweeting these things and doesn't know if there was an implanted spy.
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Mr. Peres suffered a small heart attack this year and had a pacemaker implanted a week ago to deal with an irregular heart beat.
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The device should not be placed near a phone or used by children on an insulin pump, pacemaker or implanted neurostimulator, the FDA said.
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Since then, the Blind Shaft scheme has been firmly implanted in the national psyche of a country peppered with thousands of notoriously dangerous mines.
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Researchers trimmed these grafts to the right shape to replace the damaged cartilage removed from each patient's knee joint, then implanted the replacement tissue.
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Some bioethicists are disturbed by the possibility that human cells implanted into animals may behave unexpectedly, and could affect an animal's brain or cognition.
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In a Friday tweet, Trump claimed, without providing evidence, that "at least one FBI representative" had been "implanted, for political purposes," in his campaign.
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ReShape said there has been one reported death of a patient implanted with a ReShape Balloon since the FDA issued the letter last year.
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The neurostimulator looks a bit like a pacemaker and is implanted under the skin, usually near the collarbone, and controlled using a handheld remote.
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Brocker and his team then tested that pattern in devices implanted in mice with Parkinson's and in eight patients with Parkinson's, with promising results.
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Here are my main tips, whether you use in the ear (ITE) aids, surgically implanted aids, or behind the ear (BTE) aids like me.
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Electrodes were implanted in their heads, targeting an area at the center of the brain shown to have altered serotonin binding in anorexia patients.
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The egg was then implanted into the mother's womb and on January 5, the 34-year-old gave birth naturally to a baby girl.
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Right now in my state of post-"Love Like Waves" euphoria, the song is implanted in my brain like a superglue-soaked sea anemone.
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Researchers announced Wednesday in Nature Communications that they developed the first hybrid rhinoceros embryo that is ready to be implanted into a surrogate rhino.
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It's a huge advance, one that opens the possibility of developing human organs in animals that can later be withdrawn and implanted in humans.
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No more than two embryos could be implanted in her, she said, and she was relieved when they decided to go with just one.
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Doctors implanted a small patch of electrodes on the surface of the spinal cord in the lower back, below where each injury had occurred.
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In short, Hyper-Reality imagines a world where Google Glass is implanted into everyone's brain — a kind of Harrison Bergeron for our virtual future.
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Another treatment option is a hypoglossal nerve stimulator that is surgically implanted to move the tongue forward and keep the airway open during sleep.
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In the interim, patients go through their days with electrodes implanted in or near brain regions that are involved in movement and auditory signaling.
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When Protopopov had a stroke in 2009, he had a pacemaker implanted, and he and Belousova were back on the ice four weeks later.
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Someday, they hope, it may become possible to use Crispr to create cell lines that can be implanted in the body to treat diseases.
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Her doctors implanted a device that takes over the heart's pumping, and hope her heart will recover enough for them to remove the device.
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It's a little larger than a pack of gum, but once implanted it turns your body into a node of a local mesh network.
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They swapped the router circuit board for a Raspberry Pi Zero, a small computer about half the size of the device implanted in Lepht.
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Mr. Johnston's physical health is improved: His hydrocephalus has been treated with a surgically implanted tube, he's lost weight and is no longer diabetic.
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Women under age 21 who are pregnant, are having trouble inserting a tampon, or are getting an IUD implanted all need them, for example.
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Mr. Krusell, who said he was excited about the technology but leery of an implanted device, might get a ring with a chip instead.
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An American who was paralyzed from the chest down has regained control of his right hand, thanks to a chip implanted in his brain.
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Dr. Scarnecchia waves a detector over each paddle to see if the fish has an implanted wire, placed by researchers earlier in its life.
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Employees at a Wisconsin technology company are volunteering to have microchips implanted in their hands to make unlocking doors and paying for food easier.
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Mr. Krusell, who said he was excited about the technology but leery of an implanted device, might get a ring with a chip instead.
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Other advances to help those with presbyopia, or age-related farsightedness, include the ringlike corneal inlay, which is implanted under the eye's outer surface.
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For the study, the mice were either implanted with solid tumors or injected with cancer cells at various intervals after being injected with BCG.
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The website said it had spoken to him and that "he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels".
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In the final months of his life, Osama bin Laden worried that an Iranian dentist had implanted a tracking chip in his wife's tooth.
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Now, imagine that you had a device implanted in your brain that could shortcut the pathway and "inject" information straight into your premotor cortex.
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Randall, who has a port implanted in her chest to continue receiving injections of the drug Herceptin, wants to promote physical activity during treatment.
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To prove the system worked, Atala and his team printed a human ear—which they then implanted under the skin on a mouse's back.
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And one of the most viable solutions might be body implants that can unlock guns by recognizing the chip implanted in the user's hand.
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"If you had not been there every day, he would've ended up with a breathing tube surgically implanted in his neck," the doctors told her.
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Electrodes, implanted either into the live animal's gray matter or a slice of brain kept alive artificially, can record electrical activity of the neurons themselves.
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Medical device security experts said they had uncovered a bug that could enable hackers to update malicious software onto the programmers, then attack implanted pacemakers.
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It sounds like a B-rated science fiction movie: wallabies implanted with microchips opening their own personal pet doors when they want to come home.
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Along the way, Davies incorporates plenty of what feels like five-minutes-in-the-future technology, including cellphones being surgically implanted into the user's hand.
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And yet despite that aim, Obama has chosen to pursue goals for his post-presidency that appear to be firmly implanted in the political arena.
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They implanted 13, 13, and 14 cells into three mothers, which bred four clones—but one died from severe diarrhea a few days after birth.
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The first uterus transplant was done in 2000, in Saudi Arabia, but had to be removed after 99 days, before an embryo could be implanted.
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With the addition of wearable technology, and even surgically implanted technology, humanity seems as though it is on a swift course toward hybridity with machines.
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With traditional deep-brain stimulation, the electrode implanted in the brain blocks these abnormal signals, which helps control the tremors for up to five years.
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During the procedure, electrodes are implanted into the brain and connected to a battery-powered neurostimulator that is inserted under the skin near the collarbone.
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Some breeders in the eastern province of Shandong, the historic heartland for donkey gelatin, are using implanted identification chips to protect their increasingly precious beasts.
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Medically speaking, a pregnancy starts when a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterine lining, so blocking that egg from implantation is not an abortion.
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Before releasing each fish, they implanted it with a transponder that would ping back a signal if stimulated by radio waves of the correct frequency.
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Musk wants to create a "brain-computer interface," and design a chip that can be implanted in the brain capable of transmitting signals with it.
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Earlier this year, Nicolelis showed that it was possible for a monkey to control a wheelchair with its mind, though with an implanted brain chip.
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Finally, the surgeons sculpted the engineered graft into the right shape and implanted it as a replacement for damaged cartilage removed from a patient's knee.
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Before the surgery, the patient had her eggs removed and cryogenically frozen, and these would have been fertilized and implanted in the successfully transplanted uterus.
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Women who have had transvaginal mesh surgically implanted should "continue with their annual and other routine check-ups and follow-up care," the FDA advised.
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Encouragingly, multi-electrode arrays, though invasive (they have to be surgically implanted), are proving safe and durable in both non-human and human test subjects.
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She adds that this dearth in information is shocking because a registry is standard procedure for many devices implanted in the body, such as pacemakers.
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The researchers created a gel composed of human cartilage cells, printed it through a CELLINK 3D bioprinter and implanted the material inside the lab mice.
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Doctors told her she'd actually been pregnant with twins, and one of the pregnancies was ectopic, meaning the fertilized egg implanted outside of the uterus.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek authorities have broken a drugs ring importing narcotics into the country as dehydrated 'superfood' berries implanted with cocaine, police said on Wednesday.
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Injectible "neural lace," for example, may prove to be a promising way to gradually allow neurons to grow alongside implanted electrodes rather than rejecting them.
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About half of miscarriages happen shortly after a fertilized egg is implanted, and occur at roughly the same time a woman would expect her period.
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Once her university gave her coverage, Boyce could go to Bangor Family Planning, a sister clinic of Presque Isle, and get the Nexplanon implanted there.
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In its letter, the FDA said Zhang's article stated the genetically modified embryo had been created in the United States but implanted over the border.
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King had had the marbles implanted in and tattoos drawn on his penis in late 2008, prior to his incarceration, during a "body modification" craze.
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The embryos are implanted in the uterus usually about a year after the transplant takes place to ensure the body doesn't reject the new uterus.
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Researchers have implanted chips holding tiny electronic sensors and wires in the brains of rats that will melt away once they are no longer needed.
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Muddy Waters released several videos on Wednesday morning that claimed to be demonstrations of how attacks could be launched on St. Jude's implanted heart devices.
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In 2007, among hospitals that were destined to reach a settlement with the government, 33 percent of the implanted defibrillators did not meet federal guidelines.
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If, however, you see a guy with devil horns subdermally implanted into his forehead, it would be a safe bet that he knows a guy.
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When she finally got pregnant, though, she found out the pregnancy was ectopic, meaning the egg implanted in the fallopian tube — a life-threatening problem.
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The HB can be implanted under the skin as a scaffold for new bone to grow on, or used to replace lost bone matter altogether.
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There is a sordid history in the U.S. of false accusations and criminal convictions in sexual abuse cases based on "implanted" memories in vulnerable individuals.
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Focusing on an invasive form of parental-control technology implanted directly into a child's brain, the episode successfully probes the potential pitfalls of helicopter parenting.
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For the experiment, cardiologist Muhammad Mohiuddin from the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, and his colleagues implanted a pig heart into a baboon.
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Nick is only the second of his species on record ever to be implanted with a pacemaker, according to staff at the San Diego Zoo.
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The 14-day limit is arbitrary, but it reflects the time by which, in a normal pregnancy, an embryo would be implanted in the womb.
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She could've been treated with medicine instead of having her ribs cracked open and undergoing open heart surgery to have a defibrillator implanted in her.
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But Trump's demand, which followed his unsubstantiated claim that an informant had been "implanted, for political purposes" into his campaign, goes even further, Vladeck said.
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"It is not possible to move an ectopic pregnancy from a fallopian tube, or anywhere else it might have implanted, to the uterus," he said.
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It's an interesting experiment to be sure, and it's not difficult to imagine a future where everyone wears bodysuits that power our brain-implanted phones.
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Schwiedrzik and his collaborators were able to record directly from the brains of people who have epilepsy, using pre-existing electrodes implanted in their brains.
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When she was first implanted, in 2008, Wick had been badly depressed for years despite psychotherapy, several antidepressant regimes, and multiple rounds of electroconvulsive therapy.
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He has an implanted spinal cord stimulator that sandpapers the edge off agony, and has broken four molars from grinding because of pain, he said.
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Until I ran into my bathroom dilemma, the online tax-preparation software lulled me into thinking I had a tiny accountant implanted in my computer.
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The mesh is implanted in the vaginal wall; complications have included bleeding, pain, inflammation and dislodging or protrusion through the wall that can cause infection.
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Novozymes implanted the newly developed product's DNA into a batch of microbial hosts used to cultivate large volumes of enzymes quickly and at low cost.
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From there, she went to a body-modification studio to have the chip (about the size of a Lego mini-figure) implanted into her forearm.
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A few weeks after their birth, Sikich sneaked into their den and, with a veterinarian, surgically implanted very-high-frequency radio transmitters in their abdomens.
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In an operation four years ago, a team of surgeons implanted a set of small translucent "interfaces" into the neural circuits of his upper arm.
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As the authors themselves noted, many couples use pre-implantation genetic diagnosis to screen embryos at fertility clinics, allowing only healthy ones to be implanted.
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"Reports are there was indeed at least one FBI representative implanted, for political purposes, into my campaign for president," he wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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Other advances to help those with presbyopia, or age-related farsightedness, include the ring-like corneal inlay, which is implanted under the eye's outer surface.
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Other advances to help those suffering presbyopia, or age-related farsightedness, include the ring-like corneal inlay, which is implanted under the eye's outer surface.
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Hysteroscopic sterilization involves placing a small implanted birth control device, called Essure, through the vagina into a woman's fallopian tubes in order to prevent pregnancy.
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Edgar Pons said he decided to have the radio frequency identification (RFID) chip implanted because it contained credentials to open the door to his house.
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But she and other experts said they would like more information about exactly where the electrodes were implanted and what the pattern of stimulation was.
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These three deaths occurred out of more than 5,000 balloons implanted around the world, including those in our clinical trial (993) and those sold commercially.
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Therefore, there is a need for interfaces with improved biocompatibility, high-resolution signal transduction and long-term functionality that can be implanted with minimal trauma.
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A California couple is suing a Los Angeles fertility clinic after their embryo was incorrectly implanted in another woman, who unknowingly gave birth to their son.
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In Altered Carbon this is achieved by having a cortical stack implanted, presumably constantly scanning the brain neural network using some form of nanotechnological fiber network.
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It has also designed a small device that would sit behind someone's ear, picking up signals from the implanted chip and passing them on as appropriate.
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He won't let go of the notion, and "grains" implanted in both their minds give him the ability to rewind her memories and find the proof.
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It consists of a small generator, to be implanted near the spine, linked to electrodes running into spinal nerves that take signals from an external remote.
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However, artificial skin is implanted into the wound where it integrates with the patients' own skin, which is less painful and consequently reduces the recovery period.
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It is as though a false memory had been implanted, which, because it never actually happened, had to be remembered as an evening she doesn't remember.
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The last two embryos were implanted in Silverman, and this past December 8, she gave her sister and brother-in-law their second daughter, Austyn Harli.
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The app allows Soviet-era artillery units to process targeting data more quickly, while the implanted malware was found to siphon off communication and location data.
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The FDA estimates that 465,000 vulnerable devices have been implanted in patients in the US. Hackers could use "commercially available" equipment to change the devices' programming.
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Advocates said because it is implanted it will ensure patients do not miss their daily dose nor sell their supply to recreational users or other addicts.
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St. Jude said it had advised physicians to monitor the patients who were implanted with the 447 Optisure leads that are the subject of the recall.
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The model and cookbook author told writer Christopher Bagley that she plans to have a frozen embryo implanted in her uterus within the next few months.
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These small cardio-defibrillators are implanted in a patient's chest to deliver small electrical shocks to prevent irregular or dangerously fast heartbeats, which can prove fatal.
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They got data to track sleep accurately from a wristwatch-sized device implanted under the skin of the trunk that was not harmful to the animals.
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The patient, who died in October, had the artificial heart implanted at the end of August and is the fifth patient to die with one fitted.
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Led by speech scientist Gopala Anumanchipalli, the experiment involved subjects who had already had large electrode arrays implanted in their brains for a different medical procedure.
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The frozen embryo that Teigen will have implanted within the coming months is the couple's final one left from fertility treatments she underwent several years ago.
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Before being released back into the wild, the shrews were also anesthetized and implanted with a microchip, allowing for identification of specific individuals for any recaptures.
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Upon reflection, I'm pretty sure most of them were "implanted" later from home movies, photographs, or family stories, and I internalized those experiences as my own.
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It's a strange feeling to have access to the chip in my hand for the first time since I got it implanted over a year ago.
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Once there it didn't "grow" in a conventional sense; in fact, the body can sometimes reabsorb implanted cartilage, treating it like foreign matter to be disposed.
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We'll show you how hackers could mess with your mind through brain-implanted interfaces, and try to figure out what they could do with your DNA.
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The patient who died had the artificial heart implanted at the end of August last year and is the fifth patient to die with one fitted.
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To make matters worse, Ali finally learned the origins of the baby — the popular fan theories Ali was implanted with the eggs Emily donated were correct.
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"The president started off with some grandiose, concrete wall, sea to shining sea, paid for by Mexico and implanted that image in people's mind," Durbin said.
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Harry (French Stewart) actually just came along for the ride, so they implanted a chip in his head that helps them communicate with their home planet.
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The twist would be to decide, on the basis of their DNA, which of a group of available embryos should be implanted and brought to term.
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Each returned animal is tracked by a computer chip implanted near the base of the neck that sends signals to the center for about two years.
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The big reveal was a tiny microchip that could, theoretically, be implanted behind a person's ear with tiny threads containing electrodes fanning out into the brain.
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After seven months of cautious watching and waiting, doctors implanted a single fertilized egg, though in previous uterus transplants, doctors waited a full year to implant.
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Ten days after my diagnosis, doxorubicin will be infused into my body through a port surgically implanted in my chest and connected to my jugular vein.
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That includes a comatose woman having her consciousness implanted within her husband, ostensibly a way for them to be together that, not surprisingly, yields unintended consequences.
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Microphones are implanted behind the plaster of the common wall; what they capture is engraved onto a wax record, and these records are transcribed by Juliet.
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In the future, Johnson expects the technology to progress so that even healthy humans can get chips implanted in their brains — and become, in effect, superhuman.
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Perhaps the best known of those with complaints was Steve Ogburn, an architect who was implanted at Stanford in late November 2012 and soon experienced complications.
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The agency also issued a statement on Friday that applied to a broad array of medical devices, acknowledging that implanted devices may make some people sick.
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More important, the doctors thought surgery had a good chance of eliminating the need for a lifelong implanted shunt to drain excess fluid from his brain.
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More than 275,21 Swedes have implanted microchips in their hands, allowing them to pay for rail travel and food, or enter keyless offices, with a wave.
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Her father's sperm was mixed with her mother's egg in a petri dish, and the resulting embryo was then implanted into the womb for normal development.
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The tiny, cylindrical valve is permanently implanted using a catheter in the affected part of a patient's lung and regulates the airflow to the healthier parts.
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More than 4 million recalled devices are in distribution worldwide, but it wasn't clear whether that figure included implants and tissue expanders already implanted into patients.
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An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg is implanted outside a uterus, typically in the patient's fallopian tubes or ovaries, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Talk about a glass half full ... Dean suffered a dislocated hip and fractured femur and he had 4 screws and a plate implanted in his leg.
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I explore fascistic dietary regimens and admire women who have squatted or implanted their butts into a condition that would give R. Crumb a heart attack.
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But not only has the surgically implanted device done little to help her, it frequently causes Ms. Grant discomfort, including pain during sex with her husband.
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SOON TWO biotechnology firms will begin to offer couples undergoing in vitro fertilisation (IVF) the chance to screen embryos before they are implanted in the mother's womb.
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She has to be careful about what she eats, has an implanted defibrillator, and regularly spends time in the ER for painful, even life-threatening abdominal problems.
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When these internet-connected devices are actually implanted and interfacing with someone's brain, this brings up entirely new security issues, such as the possibility of 'brain jacking.
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Donor skin is removed from one area of the patient's body -- most of us possess about 21 square feet of skin -- and implanted on the damaged area.
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Within the next few months, Clites said, Ewing should have wireless sensors implanted in his muscles, which will integrate with the robotic prosthetic being created for him.
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The team implanted Flood with a microchip that allowed her to push open an otherwise locked pet door, which led to a safe space with available food.
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But these dogs are equipped with all manner of ruthless tools, from scanners used to track down human beings to guns implanted in one of their limbs.
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Researchers in Australia recently implanted a bridled nail-tailed wallaby with a microchip and trained it to use a cat door to find food and escape predators.
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The researchers are also hoping to find a way to print on a soft round material, rather than glass, that can be implanted into a natural eye.
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Once implanted, the stem cells developed into a rat pancreas within a mouse embryo that ultimately (and importantly) grew into a healthy mouse with a normal lifespan.
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In an study published today in Nature Medicine, researchers implanted young, full-grown, and old mice with little pumps that released tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) into them every day.
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Starting decades ago, they implanted arrays of approximately 100 electrodes into living monkeys, which would translate individual neuron activity to the movements of a nearby robotic arm.
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Last Thursday Bloomberg reported that authorities were investigating Supermicro, which manufactures server motherboards, for shipping equipment implanted with chips that China could use to spy on users.
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Later on, we see the culprit being interrogated by Section 9, which discovers he's had false memories implanted to trick him into thinking he has a daughter.
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He then fertilised the eggs he had created in vitro with sperm from a pink-eyed male, and also implanted the resulting embryos into pink-eyed females.
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The near field communication (NFC) chip he has implanted in the back of his thumb could soon let him make contactless payments and potentially catch public transport.
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The male cat depicted in the video and photos above, aged between four and six years old, was implanted with an electronic chip to track its movements.
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To test this idea, the capsule's electrodes were attached to a commercial pacemaker that had had its battery removed, and surgically implanted into a 50kg Yorkshire pig.
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TMZ said it had spoken to Markle's father after his surgery and that "he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels".
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Married to Tom Cruise at the time, Kidman previously revealed that her first pregnancy was ectopic, which occurs when a fertilized egg is implanted outside the womb.
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There is no evidence that the FBI implanted an operative into the Trump campaign; every attempt to gin up support for this notion has been roundly debunked.
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United also disclosed Thursday that Munoz had a device implanted to help after the heart attack, but that a transplant was considered the better long-term treatment.
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Most moveable prosthetic limbs require some human control, transmitted through devices like implanted myoelectric sensors, to react to their environment—translating the movement to a cyborg appendage.
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And in June, 2014 Wright had been implanted with two healthy embryos, and eventually gave birth to her now 3-year-old twin sons, Owen and Duke.
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Doctors decided to perform bypass surgery immediately after running tests and implanted temporary wires in his heart to help pace his heartbeat, The New York Times reported.
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For urge incontinence, alternatives include Botox for the bladder and a surgically implanted pacemaker for the bladder that prevents it from involuntarily contracting too much, Swenson said.
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Surgeons at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London implanted a thin layer of cells behind the retina of each eye on a polyester patch just three millimeters wide.
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Teigen faced an uproar when she announced that she chose to have a female embryo implanted after she and Legend underwent IVF because they had difficulty conceiving.
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In 2006, Atala's team made the first full organ ever grown and implanted into a human — the bladder — and rabbit penises that were the first solid organs.
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Cai Xiaodong, the surgeon who operated on Li, told Southern Daily that Li's impaired brain function is now stimulated by battery-powered electrodes implanted in his shoulder.
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If these fields are strong enough, they have the potential to disrupt the normal function of implanted heart devices, researchers note in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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But now that scientists have implanted four chips in his brain, Copeland can control a robotic arm with his mind and feel when someone touches its fingers.
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For example, despite going through the FDA's most rigorous pathway, the permanently implanted Essure device for female sterilization was approved largely on one-year data in women.
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In fact, the boys weren't even related to each other, indicating that the fertility center had mistakenly implanted the woman with the embryos of two separate couples.
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It took NeuroPace 20 years to develop its technologies and negotiate regulatory approval, and it expects that only 500 people will have its electrodes implanted this year.
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MRI scans at two years also showed the growth of new tissue similar to native knee cartilage around where the replacement tissue was implanted, the study found.
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In the nineteen-sixties, José Delgado, a Spanish neuroscientist at Yale University, had designed a radio-controlled electrode that could be implanted deep inside an animal's brain.
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Neuromodulation, an implanted device which applies controlled amounts of electricity into the nervous system to treat pain, offers an effective and scientifically-sound alternative to opioid use.
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Potts says the device, which is implanted in a woman's fallopian tubes to block sperm from reaching an egg, left her in terrible pain and extremely fatigued.
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TMZ said it had spoken to Markle's father after his surgery and that "he seemed alert and coherent, telling us doctors implanted stents in his blood vessels".
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When O'Keefe implanted electrodes in rats' hippocampuses and measured their neural activity as they traveled through a maze, he detected ''place cells'' firing to mark their positions.
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According to the article, some law firms believe women get higher awards when they've had the implants removed, compared to plaintiffs who still have the meshes implanted.
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Rather, this interim analysis was done to gauge the trial's likelihood of hitting its outcome goals if it implanted 200 patients for at least half a year.
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An egg must be fertilized, grown into an embryo for about five days, screened for genetic abnormalities and then implanted in the womb and carried to term.
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All together, over 500,000 animals have been surgically implanted with Neuticles, prosthetic silicone testicles for neutered pets, according to Gregg A. Miller, who invented them in 1995.
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In that instance, the Russians implanted malware into the computer server that ran many of the Democratic committee's operations and had free run of its communications networks.
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Between 2016 and 2018, postdoctoral researchers in Cantley's laboratory and mine established that this strategy worked on several mouse cancers, and on human cancers implanted into mice.
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Each had been implanted with one or two electrode arrays: stamp-size pads, containing hundreds of tiny electrodes, that were placed on the surface of the brain.
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Even the most sensitive pregnancy test won't come back positive until an embryo is implanted in the uterus, which typically happens a week or more after fertilization.
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"With the thought early implanted in my mind that true beauty lies in simplicity rather than ornateness, I found real joy at Rancho Santa Fe," she wrote.
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Because it signaled acute heart trouble, the senator went to the hospital where doctors implanted two stents in one of the coronary arteries that nourish the heart.
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There will be vulnerabilities that will allow attackers to manipulate or delete data across processes, potentially fatal in the computers controlling our cars or implanted medical devices.
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Sonova said it was retrieving un-implanted devices of the initial version of HiRes Ultra and Ultra 3D cochlear implants produced by its U.S. subsidiary Advanced Bionics.
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The Russo team used a registry, developed in 2009, that logged cases of adults with a programmable defibrillator or pacemaker implanted after 2001 who got an MRI.
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The six plaintiffs are California residents who were implanted with the hip devices and experienced tissue death, bone erosion and other injuries they attributed to design flaws.
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Another Filipino tradition carried on by seafarers are bolitas, metal bearings or bits of melted plastic shaped into balls, then implanted under the skin of the penis.
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In 1997, for instance, researchers grew tissue-engineered cartilage in the shape of a human ear using chondrocytes and then implanted them on the backs of mice.
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Once the woman has fully recovered from surgery and begun menstruating, the eggs can be implanted in the uterus, one at a time, until she becomes pregnant.
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It has been years of recovery for the woman, who has endured multiple surgeries to fix her jaw, which became infected and has been implanted with plates.
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This can lead to delayed diagnosis for certain conditions like endometriosis (where cells from the lining of your uterus are implanted in other parts of the pelvis leading to chronic pelvic pain); adenomyosis (cells from the lining of the uterus end are implanted in the muscle layers of the uterus); or uterine fibroids (benign tumors of the uterus), which can impact their quality of life, sexual life and future fertility.
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In his first game, Andy sustained a knee injury so severe that as a rookie with the Rangers in 29 he had to have a steel plate implanted.
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IUDs are implanted devices that cost more than birth control pills, but which last for years and which are much more effective at preventing pregnancies than the pill.
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That first program might be apocryphal, something my mind's subtly implanted over the years, but it's hard for me to imagine we were only there for Doom 2.
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On April 4, 1969, with no donor heart available for a dying patient, Cooley implanted an artificial heart in Haskell Karp, a 47-year-old man from Illinois.
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The researchers implanted sensors recording body temperature and physical activity ('biologgers') into six aardvarks inhabiting a semi-arid region of the Kalahari Desert in the winter of 2012.
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In a short clip posted on YouTube, we see the "birth" of Walter as his parts are assembled (a la Westworld's opener) and his processor chips are implanted.
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In the United States last week, President Donald Trump quietly cut funding for HIV research through a government-run study that was testing fetal tissue implanted into mice.
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The coating, shown in the middle of a long LED light, wound up not being implanted as planned over the weekend, because it did not appear safe enough.
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Traditionally, your doctor would take a look at cells from the embryos to decide which ones have the best chance of creating a successful pregnancy before they're implanted.
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Adherents to the body-hacking way of life, however, don't seem too worried about a bad actor using an RFID reader to swipe information off their implanted chips.
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These are devices implanted within the skull that mimic, substitute, or assist functions of the brain, ranging from controlling the motor cortex to preventing the onset of seizures.
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The prized dog was cloned from somatic cells sampled from her skin, which were used to create an embryo that was implanted into a female beagle, Engadget reported.
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Building 8's first two-year goal is to improve the rate at which people can type with their thoughts to 100 words per minute using implanted electrodes.
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In the second, a bereaved man has his comatose wife's consciousness implanted into his head, but slowly locks her into a mental prison as their relationship breaks down.
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" He continued: "It is as though a false memory had been implanted, which, because it never actually happened, had to be remembered as an evening she doesn't remember.
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And a new Pew Research Center poll released last week found that most Americans remain fearful of so-called "designer babies," implanted brain chips and other biological enhancements.
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An Arizona state appeals court has ruled that some of the claims in a lawsuit alleging a Medtronic Inc surgically implanted pain pump caused permanent injuries may proceed.
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She was an epilepsy patient who died in 2010 after being implanted with the Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS), a device that emits small shocks intended to block seizures.
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Fraternal twins happen when two different sperm cells fertilize two different eggs, creating two different zygotes, both of which end up implanted in the uterus as developing embryos.
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And if it's a long-acting method like the shot, implant, or IUD, you may have to go back to the center to get it administered or implanted.
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Odell Beckham is taking training camp ice baths to a whole 'nother level ... 'cause the NY Giants star just got a handful of diamonds implanted onto his tooth!!
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For the experiment, scientists implanted devices the size of a baby aspirin into the motor cortex, the area of the brain involved in planning and executing voluntary movements.
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About the size of a pager and implanted under the skin near the collarbone, the ICD is connected with wires to the inside and surface of the heart.
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They also assessed how well pacemakers and defibrillators worked for 108 patients with these implanted cardiac devices who sat in the cars during simulated driving and charging tests.
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The pair are developing miniature devices that can be implanted into a body to modify irregular nerve impulses related to several diseases, such as arthritis, asthma and diabetes.
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The researchers, in fact, implanted two additional arrays — each just 16 square millimeters of electrodes — into the part of Copeland's brain responsible for sensation, called the sensory cortex.
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This is the view—to which Wright is, as a Buddhist might say, overattached—that our deepest desires are instincts implanted by natural selection in our primeval past.
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"These three deaths occurred out of more than 5000 balloons implanted around the world, including those in our clinical trial (265) and those sold commercially," the statement says.
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The AHA and the American College of Cardiology recommend patients with severe narrowing of their arteries have heart bypass surgery or a stent implanted to restore blood flow.
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The patient underwent in vitro fertilization to produce viable embryos months before the operation, which were then cryopreserved and implanted several months after she received the new uterus.
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"The president started off with some grandiose, concrete wall, sea to shining sea, paid for by Mexico, and implanted that image in people's mind," the senator said Wednesday.
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Since 2004, 13 paralysed people have been implanted with a system called BrainGate, first developed at Brown University (a handful of others have been given a similar device).
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Though the idea behind the technique has been around since transplants were first possible, researchers have greatly improved upon it to even repair organs before they are implanted.
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The devices, made of synthetic or biological material, are commonly implanted in women to repair weakened or damaged tissue and provide support in cases of pelvic organ prolapse.
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In the study, young mice learned to associate an area in a cage with threats, which is a type of memory that is implanted sturdily in animals' memories.
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In the new protocol, McLoughlin told me, human subjects will have Utah arrays implanted in both brain hemispheres, for experiments that could allow them to command multiple drones.
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Implanting computing power in the brain could help humans have near-perfect memory, read books instantaneously and communicate with other implanted humans telepathically, or without speaking, explains Johnson.
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But the latest variation on the terrifying theme depends not on manipulating radio commands, as many previous attacks have, but on malware installed directly on an implanted pacemaker.
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Marie has a young Sara implanted with a chip called Arkangel that lets parents see through their child's eyes and track their child's bodily functions and stress levels.
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Nearly 20 years ago, cybernetics professor Kevin Warwick implanted a radio frequency chip in his arm that allows him to open doors and turn lights on and off.
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"It is as though a false memory had been implanted, which, because it never actually happened, had to be remembered as an evening she doesn't remember," he wrote.
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" More than 100 Chinese scientists have denounced Dr. He's research — genetically altering embryos that he implanted in a woman who later gave birth to twin girls — as "crazy.
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In one disturbingly cautionary 2011 episode of the British science-fiction series "Black Mirror," people wear implanted chips that allow them to record and play back their memories.
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He had an implanted cardiac defibrillator, a device that can detect an irregular heartbeat and deliver an electric shock to the heart to restore a normal heart rhythm.
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First, they caught sidewinders, implanted radio transmitters under their skin that were small enough not to slow down the snakes' strikes, and released them back into the wild.
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Three Square Market, a company that provides technology for break-room or micro markets, has over 50 employees who plan to have the devices implanted, KSTP-TV reported.
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The tiny chip, which uses RFID technology or Radio-Frequency Identification, can be implanted between the thumb and forefinger "within seconds," according to a statement from the company.
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In the summer of 2017, the Russian government implanted malware in a commercial accounting software called M.E. Doc, used by the majority of Ukrainians to file their taxes.
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The birtherism Trump peddled back when Barack Obama occupied the White House gave way to accusations of a "deep state" of unelected bureaucrats implanted inside the federal government.
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Now, a team of psychiatric researchers has published the first long-term results, reporting Friday on patients who had stimulating electrodes implanted as long ago as eight years.
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Yves Saint Laurent, the founder of his eponymous brand, gained notability for creating a tuxedo for women in 1966, decades before gender fluidity was implanted in the zeitgeist.
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Thomas, 2101, is one of three paralyzed patients who can now walk again, thanks to a stimulation device implanted in her lower back coupled with intense physical therapy.
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West Virginia's attorney general on Wednesday filed a lawsuit accusing Johnson & Johnson of misrepresenting the potential risks of serious complications for women implanted with its pelvic mesh devices.
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The embryo is then implanted into a surrogate dog and the clone is carried to term, born naturally and inspected to make sure it is healthy at birth.
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From this outpost, the stent (a small mesh tube meant to be implanted in a blood vessel) sends signals through wires to a transmitter in the patient's chest.
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Although this study looks at the prices of implanted cardiac devices, it doesn't take into account how much health insurance programs might reimburse hospitals for cardiac devices, Singh noted.
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Zhenan Bao, a professor of chemical engineering at Stanford University, is developing biodegradable materials that would mean e-skins implanted in the body would not need to be removed.
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"Data from 10 to 12 patients is needed to show that the implanted cells are indeed safe," he said, adding that the trial is likely to begin in 2018.
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In the comics, Genis-Vell is implanted with false memories and believes Starfox, who is part of a race of superhero-like beings called the Eternals, is his father.
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In the U.S., for example, scientists are allowed modify the DNA of embryos for research, but edited embryos can't be implanted in a mother's womb and must be destroyed.
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The vast majority of deaf children who are implanted develop hearing and speaking skills comparable to their hearing peers, thus allowing them the option to "mainstream" into normal schools.
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Two administration officials told the Times they believed President Donald Trump had not been briefed in any detail about the US computer code being implanted inside the Russian grid.
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The reality is Apple and Cook are firmly implanted in China as a core production factory and ultimately we would not see this dynamic changing in the foreseeable future.
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Also in 3313, there was a reported case of a man regaining the ability to take steps after cells from inside of his nose were implanted in his spine.
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According to a particularly harrowing report that was filed in September 2015, a woman found out she was six weeks pregnant after she had her Essure implanted in 2012.
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The biggest difference is that the original film's Major Motoko Kusanagi has a cyber-brain, while Johansson's Major Mira Killian has a human brain implanted into a cybernetic body.
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Researchers like NeuraLink scientist DJ Seo have worked on neural dust, or really tiny wireless sensors that can theoretically be implanted into the brain and then communicate via ultrasound.
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The devices, made of synthetic or biological material, are commonly implanted in women to repair weakened or damaged tissue and provide support in cases of pelvic organ prolapse (POP).
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Engineers at the university have designed a tiny, sensory transplant the size of a grain of sand, which was implanted successfully in the muscles and peripheral nerves of rats.
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DARPA's Brain Chip Implants Could Be the Next Big Mental Health Breakthrough—Or a Total DisasterHow did a Massachusetts woman end up with two electrodes implanted into her brain?
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She declined to address allegations in the Wilhite death suit, but said more than 90,000 patients have been implanted with the VNS and Cyberonics categorically denies manipulating safety data.
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Led by Giulia Liberati of the Universite Catholique de Louvain, the study involved six epileptic patients with electrodes implanted in the insula—part of the treatment for their epilepsy.
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In 2007, a 38-year-old man who had been minimally conscious for six years regained some functions after electrodes were implanted in his brain to stimulate the thalamus.
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N on Tuesday said it would recall some of its 400,000 implanted heart devices due to risk of premature battery depletion, a condition linked to two deaths in Europe.
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Veering from previous animal studies of hallucination, they were also able to study the mice while awake, thanks to implanted monitors that could track the firing of individual neurons.
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Kunxun was cloned via somatic skin sample on September 12 last year, which was then taken back to Beijing, where an embryo was then implanted into a surrogate beagle.
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So it is then, to Rebecca Black, a teen who has a virtual history so infamous it has been implanted in the cerebrum of anyone with an internet connection.
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This has never been done before for this particular organ, he said, though other structures, including cartilage, muscle and bone, have been 3-D printed and implanted into patients.
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Since then, Carew has relied on his blood flow being regulated by a ventricular assist device which doctors surgically implanted while working on getting healthy enough for a transplant.
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If a device could be implanted into diabetics that could prevent those insulin-producing cells from being attacked, it could be a huge leap forward in terms of research.
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It won't be ready for the clinic until it can pass rigorous testing that follows implanted embryos over time, to see how well the algorithm fares in real life.
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The egg was fertilized by the father's sperm, implanted in the mother, and nine months later you have a healthy baby with no Leigh syndrome and, technically, three parents.
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Finally, the bone implants, which were printed using human stem cells and implanted in rats, triggered the formation of a blood vessel system that was observable after five months.
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The device — a chip implanted near the left motor cortex — is called the Neurobridge, and the article in Nature reports it can restore some function in grip and dexterity.
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The couple was left with only four remaining embryos after a final round of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), one of which was successfully implanted into Thompson in April 2015.
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The couple are also worried about the possibility the other embryos they created during their IVF rounds with CHA were implanted in other women, and perhaps brought to term.
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Computers connected to a chip implanted in his brain carry electrical signals directly to his lower arm, a process that took him many months of exhausting training to master.
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In the first group, the hearts were kept in plastic bags filled with ice-cold solution and surrounded by ice cubes between their removal and when they were implanted.
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In 2970, she appeared on "The Balancing Act," a television show aimed at women, along with Trista Sutter, a former "Bachelorette" contestant who had been implanted with the device.
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She had a spinal cord stimulator implanted in August and now is able to rides horses, throw parties, and go out with her husband — and she's not in pain.
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Appearance is an important quality when attempting to make a dish appetizing, but the percebes is hideous, as if an alien was implanted onto a bed of sea rock.
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One of those prototypes is UKI, a small, NFC-compliant security chip implanted under the skin that allows people to do things like integrate cryptographic keys into their bodies.
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According to a report from Google's security research team Project Zero, hacked websites implanted surveillance software onto iPhone users between 2016 and their discovery in February of this year.
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Phoebe has five embryos implanted in the hopes that she can become a surrogate for her brother and his wife (spoilers for first-time watchers: things work out!). 14.
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Explosive hazards implanted by the Islamic State, too dangerous and numerous to deactivate, still strew destruction, allowing the terrorist group to continue fighting in absentia and on the cheap.
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Investigators later discovered that the Israeli hackers had implanted multiple back doors into Kaspersky's systems, employing sophisticated tools to steal passwords, take screenshots, and vacuum up emails and documents.
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His national spokeswoman likened questions to a "smear campaign," before falsely claiming that Mr. Bloomberg, who had two stents implanted back in 2000, had also had a heart attack.
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Shortly before the outbreak of World War II, the family moved to the Glen, a mammoth Gothic folly implanted in a deep valley near Peebles, in the Scottish Borders.
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We've been focusing all our energy on this one embryo that we just implanted, but now it's time to think about the rest of the eggs from the retrieval.
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It converts those notes into the vibrations of a set of metal rods that will one day be implanted with a wireless connection on the surface of his skull.
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"Software is in everything now – it is in your kitchen appliances, it is in your car, it is in medical devices that are implanted in people's bodies," said Perzanowski.
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The investigation found that Dr. He and his team had edited the genes of human embryos and then implanted the embryos in female volunteers, as he claimed last year.
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The research team, led by scientists at the University of Pennsylvania and Thomas Jefferson University, last year reported that timed electrical pulses from implanted electrodes could reliably aid recall.
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To be clear, the new work from OHSU was an experiment — the point was to test a concept, and the embryos used were never implanted into a woman's uterus.
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