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IT news — 2026-10-18

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General Tech

Frozen Pig Kidneys Revived After a Year

Scientists have successfully revived pig kidneys that were frozen at -150 °C for over a year, marking a significant step towards the potential cryopreservation of human organs. The kidneys, similar in size to human ones, were stored in a glass-like state and functioned normally after thawing.

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Frozen Pig Kidneys Revived After Yearlong Storage

Scientists have successfully revived pig kidneys that were frozen at -150°C for over a year, marking a significant advancement in organ preservation techniques. This breakthrough could potentially revolutionize the field of organ transplantation.

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New Implant Offers Hope to AMD Patients

The PRIMA system, recently approved in Europe and pending FDA clearance in the US, is the first treatment to potentially restore vision for patients suffering from geographic atrophy, an advanced form of age-related macular degeneration.

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Artificial Intelligence

Exploring Cognitive Immortality: Six Futuristic Concepts

Researchers are investigating innovative methods to preserve human consciousness beyond physical life, delving into the complexities of the brain and self-awareness. These ideas range from advanced neural mapping to digital mind uploading, pushing the boundaries of current scientific understanding.

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