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Focused Ultrasound: A Promising Tool for Cryonics

A proof-of-concept study demonstrates the use of high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) for controlled rewarming during cryopreservation. HIFU allows precise, scalable heating that could enable cryopreservation of tissues and organs.

Caterina Papoulia

February 10, 2023

Rationalism and Cryonics: Match Made in Science

Discover the alignment between Rationalism & Cryonics! Learn how both movements use reason, science & technology to improve human life.

Fernando Azevedo Pinheiro

Editor’s pick

The Importance of Signing Up Your Family for Cryonics

Our family journey to cryonics has made the future - however distant and uncertain - a present lived and shared.

Fernando Azevedo Pinheiro

January 31, 2023

The State of Human Biostasis 2023

Tomorrow Bio's founder and CEO Dr. Emil Kendziorra reviews the state of cryonics (aka Biostasis) in 2022 & 2023

Dr. Emil Kendziorra

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Revolutionizing Diabetes Prediction: Simple Blood Test Outperforms Complex Methods, Thanks to Mathematical Modeling

Discover how a simple blood test is transforming diabetes prediction, outperforming complex methods, all thanks to the power of mathematical modeling.

UChicago, Harvard, and Yale Scientists Unveil Simple Model for Brain Cell Organization Across Organisms and Networks

Discover how scientists from UChicago, Harvard, and Yale have unveiled a groundbreaking and simple model for understanding the organization of brain cells across different organisms and networks.

Medical Advances

Computerized Decision Support System Significantly Cuts High-Risk Drug Combinations in ICU, Enhancing Patient Monitoring and Reducing Stay

Discover how a cutting-edge computerized decision support system is revolutionizing patient care in the ICU by drastically reducing high-risk drug combinations.

Artificial Intelligence

AI and Innovative Ultrasound Probes Show Promise in Detecting Rheumatic Heart Disease with Cardiologist-Level Accuracy

Discover how the latest advancements in AI technology and innovative ultrasound probes are revolutionizing the detection of rheumatic heart disease with unprecedented accuracy.

Artificial Intelligence

UC San Diego Scientists Pioneer Machine Learning to Work on Predicting Cancer's Chemotherapy Resistance

Discover how UC San Diego scientists are pushing the boundaries of medical technology with groundbreaking machine learning algorithms to predict cancer's chemotherapy resistance.

Cycling linked to Reduced Mental Health Risks, International Journal of Epidemiology Study Suggests

Discover the latest findings from the International Journal of Epidemiology, suggesting a link between cycling and reduced mental health risks.

Eating More Plant-Based Proteins, Like Beans and Grains, Keeps Women Healthier as They Age, Study Shows

Discover the latest study findings showing how incorporating more plant-based proteins, such as beans and grains, into your diet can promote better health for women as they age.

Secondhand Smoke Risks: Scientists Estimate Increased Odds for Heart Disease, Stroke, Diabetes, and Lung Cancer by 8%, 5%, 1% and 1%

Discover the latest research on secondhand smoke risks, revealing shocking estimates of increased odds for heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and lung cancer.

Biologists Find: Mitochondria in Different Tissues Communicate to Repair Cells. When Signals Fail, Biological Clock Declines

Discover the groundbreaking research revealing how mitochondria in various tissues collaborate to repair cells, and the impact of signal failure on the biological clock.

Heart rate-based sound stimulation enhances autonomic nervous system stability and balance

Explore how heart rate-based sound stimulation can improve the stability and balance of the autonomic nervous system.

Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience Uncovers Intriguing Behavior in Chandelier Cells: Activation in Unexpected Situations Unveiled

Delve into the fascinating world of neuroscience as the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience uncovers intriguing behavior in chandelier cells.

Early Screen Exposure is Linked to Disengagement in Babies and Toddlers, according to ITSP questionnaire

Discover the latest findings on the impact of early screen exposure on babies and toddlers.