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Will Silicon Valley lead health care's next revolution -- or miss it?
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Will Silicon Valley lead health care's next revolution -- or miss it?
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Soon, you won't only be responsible for managing your disease -- you may also be expected to help find your own cure.
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The cutting-edge brain-computer interface didn't require neural implants like previous systems, but simply a special cap fitted with electrodes.
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SPARX uses the form of a videogame to help depressive teenagers treat themselves.
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The method could reduce the amount of time needed to diagnose the developmental condition by 95 percent.
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Sometimes, the best solution is the one that you steal from your little cousins.
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A new device promises to keep babies breathing during episodes of apnea.
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Finally, some new gear for people with severe head and neck injuries.
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USC's stroke rehab robot prods patients to do exercises.
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The handheld device could help promote sterilization in remote locations.
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