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Head Injury October 24, 2015

Researchers to study brain health of MMA fighters, boxers

A groundbreaking study could lead to greater understanding of the long-term brain damage incurred by boxers and MMA fighters.聽

Men's Health October 24, 2015

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Don't forget the men

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American Innovation October 22, 2015

Would you drive a car made by a 3D printer?

At first glance, the unique looking Strati-EV by Local Motors might appear to be another concept, energy-efficient car. But, the tiny two-seater is fully functional and is made of 95 percent printed material.

Innovation October 22, 2015

High-tech fixes for winter's potholes

Winter weather is taking its toll on roads -- but there's a new, high-tech way to fix the potholes problem.

CES October 22, 2015

Driverless car technology takes center stage at Consumer Electronics Show

The highly anticipated CES show isn't limited to small electronics. There's also a major automotive section.聽

Audi October 22, 2015

Audi unveils smart watch to start its driverless car

Audi has outdone itself yet again.

American Innovation October 22, 2015

Dead patient? New tech gives students another try

New life-like mannequins prepare students for the real thing.聽

American Innovation October 21, 2015

Moving? Save time, money using your cell

A new company uses the power of your cell phone to create an innovative way to move.

Security October 21, 2015

Startup crowdfunds $416,000 to take on NSA spying

An MIT spinoff based out of the Cambridge Innovation Center is seeing big demand for its ultra-encrypted email service designed to keep the NSA's eyes out of your inbox.

Biology October 21, 2015

Atlanta eyes startups for starring role in neuroscience

NeuroLaunch, the first and only accelerator program in the world specifically for neuroscience technology startups, is helping drive Atlanta's emergence as a neuro-technology hub.聽

Biology October 21, 2015

Research shows left-handed people make less money

A new study out of Harvard says left-handed people are more likely to work in manual labor and make less money than their right-handed peers. 聽