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🇺🇸 MIT’S NEW ROBOT THREAD ZAPS BRAIN CLOTS WITHOUT A SINGLE CUT MIT engineers built a robot thread thinner than a spaghetti noodle that slithers through your brain's blood vessels to bust clots. It’s magnetically controlled from the outside, like a high-stakes video game inside your skull. Translation: fewer... show more

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