Doctor studies keep alive isolated brains for science
Dr Robert K White describes keeping over 100 monkey brains alive after removal, using pumps and oxygenation to study metabolism and brain responses. He notes the potential for human brains in isolation but cites moral and social limits, and acknowledges human brains are far more complex.
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Cancer Drugs Improve Serious Eye Inflammations Says NIH Researcher
Dr Vernon G Wong of the National Institutes of Health reported at a Beverly Hills seminar that cancer drugs have subdued serious eye inflammations after conventional treatments failed. He cited 70 percent improvement in 25 difficult cases, including a patient whose vision returned to normal after methotrexate.
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