Cancer-driving mutation in the “dark matter” of DNA
The genetic code does not carry out its main function: to code and “produce” proteins. This is why it has been called the dark matter of DNA.
Artificial Intelligence: how is it intelligent?
Will machines end up replacing us? Or will they develop and bring out the true potential of humans? These are open questions, the answers to which are yet to be written.
Tiny electrodes in the brain to fight depression
The most severe forms of depression could be cured in the future with deep brain stimulation.
Cells repairing damaged tissue post-heart attack in the fluid surrounding the heart
A group of researchers from Calgary University have published a study that could have major repercussions on post-heart attack therapies.
Narrative medicine: listening to patients’ stories
“Narrative Medicine. Honoring the Stories of Illness” it's a wonderful book by Rita Charon that recently has been translated into Italian.
