r/sciences • • May 23 '19

Samsung AI lab develops tech that can animate highly realistic heads using only a few -or in some cases - only one starter image.

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r/sciences • • Aug 05 '19

This heart would have been rejected at most transplant centers (donor: 75 min down time, CPR, LVH). Using warm perfusion technology, however, Duke researchers were able to successfully transplant the heart to a new recipient.

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r/sciences • • Aug 29 '25

Discussion A disturbed and unqualified man driven by crackpot theories is destroying the foundations of medicine and public health in America

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r/sciences • • Jan 26 '20

The medical staff at Wuhan Union Hospital have been risking their lives fighting the coronavirus. True medical heroes. Great news that 11 medical staff at the hospital who were infected have turned negative for the virus and symptoms were controlled after treatment!

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r/sciences • • Sep 27 '19

Cancer Cells Being Brutally Destroyed By Genetically Engineered T-cells

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r/sciences • • Aug 28 '25

News More senior officials resigning from CDC: "I have never experienced such radical non-transparency, nor have I seen such unskilled manipulation of data to achieve a political end rather than the good of the American people“

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r/sciences • • Apr 10 '19

First photo of a black hole in the heart of the M87 galaxy taken by the Event Horizon Telescope

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r/sciences • • Feb 09 '19

Teasing mosquitoes in the lab before they were provided with blood meal

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r/sciences • • Sep 01 '19

An AI algorithm can now predict faces with just 16x16 resolution. Top is low resolution images, middle is the computer's output, bottom is the original photos.

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r/sciences • • Sep 17 '26 Bravo

Research 71% of Americans Say They’re Completely Exhausted | A CDC report shows that people are not feeling relaxed and restful in the United States.

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r/sciences • • Aug 10 '19

Baby born inside of amniotic sac. Also called an en caul birth, it occurs approximately 1 in every 80,000 births. Various famous figures in history are alleged to have been born this wa.

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r/sciences • • Sep 20 '25

News Greg Abbott signs bill making ivermectin — a drug used mostly in this country to treat livestock for parasites — available to Texans without a prescription.

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r/sciences • • Sep 05 '25

New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island have now formed a North East coalition that will issue vaccine recommendations independent from RFK Jr.‘s CDC

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r/sciences • • Jan 11 '20

On this day 98 years ago, a 14 yr. old boy, Leonard Thompson, dying of diabetes (he weighed 65 lb), was given the first injection of insulin. It saved his life; he lived 13 more years. The before & after pics of his insulin treatment are below. A great achievement of our species.

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r/sciences • • Dec 07 '19

Over 11-inches of thrombic material removed from patient’s pulmonary artery - the thrombus originated in the lower extremities before migrating to the heart, where it formed a perfect cast of the artery. NSFW

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r/sciences • • Apr 15 '20

I did not know this

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r/sciences • • Nov 29 '19

People's beautiful expressions on hearing sounds for the first time

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r/sciences • • Jan 23 '19

Saturn rising from behind the Moon

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r/sciences • • Sep 21 '19

The distribution of annual average temperature anomalies due to global warming from 1850 until today.

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r/sciences • • Sep 24 '25

News Trump’s ‘tough it out’ to pregnant women meets wave of opposition by medical experts

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r/sciences • • Jul 24 '26 Bravo

News 'Tremendously Grave': The First US City Is on Track to Run Out of Water | The city is Corpus Christi, and difficulties with water scarcity are now coming to a head after years of concerns over shortages.

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r/sciences • • Jul 13 '26

Research The U.S. spent $30 billion to ditch textbooks for laptops and tablets: The result is the first generation less cognitively capable than their parents

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r/sciences • • Nov 26 '19

Triple Point Of Water - Watch as water boils, freezes, and melts simultaneously

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r/sciences • • Nov 28 '19

New experimental road marking system in Russia

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