Topic: clinical trials
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The Real Challenges of Commercializing Brain Technology
The development of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) from lab concept to market faces significant scientific, technical, and market challenges, requiring extensive research and collaboration. Key hurdles include identifying viable applications that meet real human needs and ensuring reliable perfo...
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Neurotech in 2025: The Future of Mind and Machine
Neurotechnology is rapidly advancing from research to real-world applications, with brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) entering clinical use and attracting significant investment. The global BCI market is projected to grow substantially, driven by medical needs such as rehabilitation, communication...
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AI Creates Psychedelic Therapy Without the Hallucinations
Psychedelic substances show therapeutic promise for severe mental health disorders, but their intense hallucinogenic effects pose significant risks and practical challenges for treatment. Biotech firms like Mindstate Design Labs are using AI to develop non-hallucinogenic psychedelic-inspired drug...
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Unlock Universal Super-Antibodies: New Clinical Trial
Global travel accelerates the spread of infectious diseases, posing a major challenge to healthcare systems and prompting the exploration of universal super-antibodies in clinical trials for rapid pandemic response. Broadly neutralizing antibodies are a potent category of immune molecules that st...
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How Mushrooms Evolved the Same Psychedelic Power
Psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms, evolved independently in two distinct mushroom lineages through convergent evolution. After decades of prohibition, recent clinical trials show psilocybin can significantly reduce severe depression, suicidal thoughts, and chronic anxiety. ...
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Scientists Convert Brain Signals to Speech in Real Time
Scientists developed a brain-computer interface (BCI) that converts neural signals into synthesized speech in real time, helping a man with ALS regain communication. The system decodes speech-related brain activity and uses AI to recreate the patient's original voice, preserving vocal nuances lik...
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