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  Space Station Technology Will Bring Expert Medical Care To Remote Areas On Earth

  September 13, 1997 — Soon people who do not live in or near large cities with major medical facilities will have expert medical care readily available. Patients in remote or medically underserved areas of the country ... > full story
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  Motor Memory: Skills Slip Most Easily In First Hours After Learning

  August 6, 1997 — The first six hours after a motor skill is learned are crucial to formation of permanent, automatic memory for performing that skill. During those hours, the brain forms an internal model or ... > full story
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  Non-Invasive Method For Diagnosing Cancer Developed At The Weizmann Institute

  July 6, 1997 — A non-invasive method for distinguishing between different types of tumors, such as malignant and benign, has been developed by Prof. Hadassa Degani of the Weizmann Institute of Science. The approach ... > full story
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  Optical Technique Allows Non-Surgical Biopsies

  June 30, 1997 — A team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a non-invasive method of detecting early signs of cancer and heart attacks, ... > full story

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