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ESA's Solar Orbiter Finds HighSpeed Electrons, AI 'SeeMe' Detects Coma Consciousness, Fastball Test Detects Alzheimer's, New Research Connects Brain Tumors to Glutamate, and more...

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(0:10): ESA's Solar Orbiter Uncovers Origins of High-Speed Electrons, Boosts Space Weather Prediction(2:02): Revolutionary AI 'SeeMe' Uncovers Hidden Consciousness in Coma Patients Way Ahead of Traditional Methods(3:44): Revolutionary 'Fastball' Test Promises Early Alzheimer's Detection from Home(5:46): Breakthrough Study Links Glutamate Receptors to Pediatric Brain Tumor Growth, Suggests Safer Treatments(7:08): Revolutionary Nanoparticle Platform Enhances CRISPR Gene Editing Efficiency by ThreefoldTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: Space

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