How Real Doctors Brought ‘The Pitt’ To Life

How Real Doctors Brought ‘The Pitt’ To Life

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Meet the tiny, see-through fish that can regenerate its brain

Move over, Drosophila. Step aside, C. elegans. Scientists are working to establish a new model organism. It’s a tiny species of glassfish called Danionella cerebrum, and its claim to fame is that it's almost completely transparent and can regrow parts of its body, including its b ...  Show more

Why is everyone so obsessed with protein?

It’s impossible to ignore the latest nutrition trend: protein-maxxing. Stroll through the grocery store and you’ll find protein chips, protein-packed ice cream, and even sparkling protein water. Not to mention the FDA’s new upturned food pyramid, which puts steak and a roast chic ...  Show more

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