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Full NEURALINK Human Trials! Elon Musk Reveals NEW Updates On Three Patient Shocking In 2025!

The BCI is rapidly evolving, but the real challenge has always been the long-term usability of devices implanted in the brain. Because of this, it is exciting to see the early success stories of Neuralink with the three patients who have received chip implants so far. They have all achieved results beyond expectations without any risks, which has made Elon Musk even more confident and ambitious with his implanted chip. He has decided to upgrade the chip to a higher level to support more people with disabilities. At the same time, Musk has shared updates on the condition of the three Neuralink-implanted patients. This year, the number of implant recipients is expected to increase significantly. So, is this a major turning point for people to trust Neuralink? Explore the latest updates now, Welcome to Tesla Car World!

Full NEURALINK Human Trials! Elon Musk Reveals NEW Updates On Three Patient Shocking In 2025! You may not believe it, but from the perspective of many people, Neuralink is one of Elon Musk’s most controversial and ridiculous companies. They argue that Musk should focus on Tesla and SpaceX instead of a less widely accepted field like BCI. Concerns about the dangers of implanting chips in the brain, especially given how new this technology is, remain a hot topic of discussion. Some even fear that brain data could be misused or compromised if Neuralink were hacked. However, despite these concerns, it is undeniable that for the three implanted patients, Neuralink means more than ever. They seem to be living a second life, in fact, Neuralink makes them feel as if they have been reborn.

Full NEURALINK Human Trials! Elon Musk Reveals NEW Updates On Three Patient Shocking In 2025! Imagine losing the ability to move, communicate, or control your own body. Then, one day, something allows you to think and control a computer cursor, communicate with the world through your thoughts, and do things you had once given up hope on. For the three patients who have experienced Neuralink, this is not just an ordinary chip, it is an opportunity, a hope, a real-life miracle.
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Scientists Discover a New Way To Detect Inflammation — And It Could Change Medicine

Chemistry researchers at Case Western Reserve University have identified specific markers that could pave the way for new blood tests to detect diseases.

Almost every disease involves some degree of inflammation, yet standard blood tests cannot precisely identify which organs or tissues are affected.

Now, researchers at Case Western Reserve University have developed an antibody-based method to detect inflammation, which could pave the way for blood tests that identify disease-specific biomarkers. This advancement has potential applications in diagnosing conditions such as heart disease, Alzheimer’s.

We Are Putting Mini Human Brains in Animals and They’re Getting Smarter

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Brain Signature Compared to Human Development:
https://www.cell.com/cell-stem-cell/fulltext/S1934-5909(19)30337-6

Brain Organoids (Can) Remove Animal Testing:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10013781/

Genes Connected to Autism — Mini Brain Research:
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Mini Brains and Cancer Treatment:
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Stress could affect the development of the fetal brain

Disruptions in brain development are linked to higher risks of brain and mental illnesses. While genetics are known to play a role, environmental factors at the molecular and cellular levels have been less studied.

The international team of researchers from Karolinska Institutet, the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, and Helmholtz Munich aimed to understand how glucocorticoids — hormones involved in the body’s stress response and crucial for normal fetal development — affect brain development when overexposed.

The findings reveal that fetuses are more vulnerable to external influences like stress than previously thought. This stress can impact fetal brain development.

Is Depression Aging You Faster? Scientists Reveal a 30% Increase in Health Risks

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Depression’s Lasting Impact on Physical Health

Adults with a history of depression develop chronic physical conditions about 30% faster than those without, according to a study published on February 13 in PLOS Medicine. Researchers, led by Kelly Fleetwood from the University of Edinburgh, suggest that depression should be recognized as a “whole-body” condition, emphasizing the need for integrated care that addresses both mental and physical health.

Potential autism breakthrough as three-year-old boy’s symptoms are reversed using cheap drug

A nonverbal autistic child said his first words after taking a cheap drug normally given to cancer patients.

Mason Conner of Arizona was diagnosed with autism at two-and-a-half-years-old after his mother noticed he hadn’t started talking.

After years of failed therapies and treatments, Mason’s parents met with a doctor researching experimental new therapies for autism.

What removing large chunks of brain taught me about selfhood

A few decades later, the neuropsychologists Roger Sperry and Michael Gazzaniga studied more of these so-called split-brain patients and discovered that each half of the brain processed information independently. Each could make its own decisions and control its own behaviours. In a sense, the surgery had created two separate selves. In some of these patients, one side of their body (controlled by one hemisphere) would do one thing, while the other half (controlled by the other hemisphere) would do the opposite. For example, one hand would button their shirt while the other hand would unbutton it.

So why didn’t these split-brain patients, post-surgery, feel like they had two selves? The answer is that their brains fooled them into thinking that only one self existed and that it was in charge. When one of their hands did something unexpected, they made up a story to explain why. I changed my mind. I didn’t like the way that shirt looked.

These stories or confabulations show the power of the illusion of selfhood – a feeling that evolutionary psychologists believe evolved because it is adaptively useful. What better way to ensure that the physical package carrying and protecting the information in our DNA – namely, our bodies – survives long enough to pass on that code to the next generation? The illusion of the self makes us feel unique and provides us with a goal-oriented purpose to our lives.

USC Researchers Uncover Hidden “Brain Drain” Responsible for Vascular Dementia

Researchers investigated cerebral small vessel disease, a precursor to dementia, by analyzing data from thousands of participants spanning four distinct groups of middle-aged to older adults. Their study confirmed the validity of a biomarker that could aid in advancing research on potential treatments.

A recent study conducted by the Keck School of Medicine of USC

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