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Jessica Hamzelou

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Details last updated 16-May-2019

Articles written by Jessica Hamzelou

Exosome therapy: science or hype?

Exosome therapy: science or hype?

MIT Technology Review - 29-Oct-2024

Exploring the promises and pitfalls of a booming beauty trend still shrouded in scientific mystery

Cyborg locust brains can help spot the signs of human cancer in the lab

Cyborg locust brains can help spot the signs of human cancer in the lab

MIT Technology Review - 21-Jun-2022

The insects’ antennae are the most important for detecting cancer

Women are 61% more likely to die after losing weight

Women are 61% more likely to die after losing weight

New Scientist - 06-Jan-2022

Improving physical activity & grip strength can help you live a long and healthy life

E-cigarettes don't help people give up smoking

E-cigarettes don't help people give up smoking

New Scientist - 02-Sep-2020

Vaping, patches, sprays - or nothing at all - all pretty much the same with a 10% success rate

You are unlikely to gain long term benefits by sticking to a diet

You are unlikely to gain long term benefits by sticking to a diet

New Scientist - 01-Apr-2020

Honeymoon period for these short-lived results are about six months

Downhill trend of the demand for consumer genomics

Downhill trend of the demand for consumer genomics

New Scientist - 07-Feb-2020

They are laying off staff now as their profits are not as high as before

Alternative cancer treatmenta double risk of death

Alternative cancer treatmenta double risk of death

New Scientist - 14-Aug-2017

Skyler Johnson and his colleagues at Yale School of Medicine in Connecticut say that  people who ...

Old blood can be made young again

Old blood can be made young again

New Scientist - 22-Mar-2017

Protein boosts blood stem cells, making them behave like those of younger people. Source of red ...

First home brain implant lets locked-in woman communicate

First home brain implant lets locked-in woman communicate

New Scientist - 12-Nov-2016

Used at home in a person’s day-to-day life, without the need for doctors and engineers 58 years ...

$100 million project to make intelligence-boosting brain implant

$100 million project to make intelligence-boosting brain implant

New Scientist - 20-Oct-2016

The company, Kernel, was launched earlier this year by entrepreneur Bryan Johnson. The first exp...

Young ovaries rejuvenate older mice and extend their lifespan

Young ovaries rejuvenate older mice and extend their lifespan

New Scientist - 11-Oct-2016

Swapping an older mouse’s ovaries for young ones reversed the effects of ageing on the immune sys...

Nanobots could swarm like bats to hunt out brain tumours

Nanobots could swarm like bats to hunt out brain tumours

New Scientist - 02-Sep-2016

National Technical University of Athens working to develop nanobots that could be injected into t...

Digital brain fires like the real thing

Digital brain fires like the real thing

New Scientist - 14-Oct-2015

Digital model of one third of a millimetre cubed of a rat’s brain includes 31,000 neurons, 37 mil...

Virtual human body available online

Virtual human body available online

New Scientist - 23-Sep-2015

Visible Human Project photographed 5000 slices of a cadaver. Combined with extensive MRI and CT ...

Secret to old age health could lie in purging worn-out cells

Secret to old age health could lie in purging worn-out cells

New Scientist - 16-Sep-2015

Cells eventually stop dividing to replace damaged neighbours and to into senescence. Senescent c...

Pill of super-protective ‘heavy’ fat may be key to eternal youth

Pill of super-protective ‘heavy’ fat may be key to eternal youth

New Scientist - 13-May-2015

Hydrogen replaced with deuterium strengthens bonds between molecules in cell membranes – could re...