32 severed pig heads came partially back to life after scientists gave them artificial blood, raising questions about how we define death

View online           Science Select           32 severed pig heads came partially back to life after scientists gave them artificial blood, raising questions about how we define death   Scientists at Yale hooked the pig brains up to a system called BrainEx, which could perhaps one day support a kind of "neuroresuscitation."   READ MORE           E-cig company Juul is considering creating a digital health tool for smokers who want to quit   In addition to its e-cigs, Juul could offer smokers an app or similar tool that they could use for support while they try to cut back on smoking.   READ MORE           Tuna used in restaurant and grocery store sushi has been recalled as a salmonella outbreak sickens 13 people in 7 states   A salmonella outbreak linked to frozen tuna has sickened 13 people in seven states.   READ MORE             One of the tech industry's leading critics says Apple and Google's new 'screen time' features will never work because they ignore the underlying problem   Tristan Harris applauds the industry for focusing on customers' well-being, but he thinks Apple's Screen Time and like efforts are "under-informed."   READ MORE           There's now a cure for the deadly genetic disorder known as 'bubble-boy' disease   Doctors used a cutting-edge medical technique called gene therapy to treat 10 babies born with the disease. The biotech that helped saw its stock surge.   READ MORE           Killer whales feast on the livers of great white sharks — just one orca sighting can keep the sharks away for a year   The carnivorous stars of "Jaws" have some competition from an even more ferocious predator. Great white sharks, it seems, are afraid of killer whales.   READ MORE           A Google employee in Silicon Valley has been diagnosed with measles according to a report   YouTube, where much of the anti-vax content resides, said it considers the videos "dangerous or harmful," but still allows them on its site.   READ MORE           Science says you can choose to be happy at work — even at a terrible company — if you do these 5 things   A full 50 percent of our capacity for joy comes from active choices we make.   READ MORE           'Imagine living every day with a raw, gaping hole in your body': Chronic wounds are the massive global health problem no one's talking about, doctor warns   In this op-ed, Dr. Sheila Wang writes that there are 9 times more people around the world living with chronic wounds than there are people with cancer.   READ MORE           We went inside a virtual simulation of a black hole, and it was a mind-bending experience   Before he died, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen worked on a simulation machine that turned his passions into virtual experiences.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006