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Light-Sensitive Protein Shows Promise for Treating Blindness, Deafness, and Heart Conditions
Göttingen University Medical Center researchers developed a light-sensitive protein activated by minimal light to restore sight and hearing and regulate heart rhythm, using optogenetics via viruses to insert its blueprint into cells for targeted light pulse control of cellular activity, paving the w...
Light-Sensitive Protein Shows Promise for Treating Blindness, Deafness, and Heart Conditions
Göttingen University Medical Center researchers developed a light-sensitive protein activated by minimal light to restore sight and hearing and regulate heart rhythm, using optogenetics via viruses to insert its blueprint into cells for targeted light pulse control of cellular activity, paving the w...
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48% Bias Score


Madrid Hospital Unveils Non-Invasive Real-Time Heart Mapping System
The Gregorio Marañón University Hospital in Madrid presented Corify, a non-invasive real-time global heart mapping system using AI, improving arrhythmia detection and treatment; affecting 1/3 of adults, after 20 years of research and 1800 patients tested.
Madrid Hospital Unveils Non-Invasive Real-Time Heart Mapping System
The Gregorio Marañón University Hospital in Madrid presented Corify, a non-invasive real-time global heart mapping system using AI, improving arrhythmia detection and treatment; affecting 1/3 of adults, after 20 years of research and 1800 patients tested.
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40% Bias Score

Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Causes, Prevention, and Survival
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), where the heart abruptly stops beating, claims the lives of roughly 380,000 Americans annually, with only 10% surviving; coronary artery disease is the main cause, often leading to ventricular fibrillation, a fatal heart rhythm.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Causes, Prevention, and Survival
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), where the heart abruptly stops beating, claims the lives of roughly 380,000 Americans annually, with only 10% surviving; coronary artery disease is the main cause, often leading to ventricular fibrillation, a fatal heart rhythm.
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12% Bias Score
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