A s the most important organ in the human body, the heart is pretty much responsible for just about everything we do, from ...

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When she got home she started vomiting, felt pins and needles in her left arm and had chest pains but after calling 999 she was told she was likely having a panic attack and didn’t require ...

Yet the mystery surrounding some transplants has led scientists to explore a fascinating question: Can organs transfer memory? Heart recipients often report startling changes. Some develop a taste ...

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However, the new findings are not only of interest to science for the elucidation of healthy organ development and hematopoiesis. The expanded hematopoietic heart organoid could also serve as a ...

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However, the mystery surrounding some transplants has led scientists to explore whether organs can transfer memory. Heart transplant recipients often report startling changes that you wouldn't expect.

Matthew Nystoriak, Ph.D., associate professor of biomedical research and translational medicine at Masonic Medical Research Institute (MMRI), has uncovered groundbreaking insights into heart health in ...

A curious phenomenon has been reported among people who have undergone heart transplants. For some, they believe that they may have received more than just an organ in the exchange, as they report ...