Techbio news

Your phone is judging your hydration levels (and embryos are getting report cards)

From mind-reading tattoos to spine-fixing stem cells, biotech just went full sci-fi

Share Your DNA, Mammoth Mice and Skin Trouble?

Jere Kettunen

Brain injections for Parkinsons 🧠 and FDA approved brain-computer implants

Brains, brains, brains!

🧬 CRISPR just learned a new trick (and it's actually safer than the old one)

Plus: Chronic fatigue finally gets a blood test (with caveats), your eyes reveal oxygen starvation before you go blind, the science funding gap that nobody wants to fix, and free organism illustrations for everyone who can't afford stock art.

💊 Huntington's Disease Gets Its First Real Treatment

Plus: Mars maybe-life gets tangled in budget hell, lizards choose cheese pizza, a pigeon breakthrough nobody saw coming, and why 12,000 organs end up in the trash every year.

🧬 Science printed placentas and cured someone with scissors (sort of)

Plus: Climate change is ruining your cheese, celebrities turned MRIs into status symbols, and why dead biotech companies should tell us their secrets

🦴 Scientists made a bone glue gun (and bacteria that glow when they find your microplastics)

We also heard that Mars microbes want to be astronauts, healthcare discovers Windows 95, and cement becomes sentient

🧬 Babies get designer genes while China speed-runs brain chips

Plus: Bacteria learns to speak a new language, your nervous system becomes an anti-inflammatory drug, and eyeballs get WiFi

💊 Finally, a fibromyalgia drug that doesn't treat you like a drug seeker

Mind-reading BCIs get chatty, scientists find life's bare minimum, pig lungs audition for humans, and young brain cells learn you can't fight city hall