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EYE OPENER

EYE OPENER

A sharper image

NORTH CAROLINA, USA

Science has come a long way since the first magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan was performed on a human, almost 50 years ago. This new scan, of a mouse's brain, looks more like an elaborate firework than the inner workings of this complex organ but it's the sharpest scan of a brain that has

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