The Download: Neuralink’s AI Advancements and Trump’s Tariff Policies

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<h2>Is this the end of animal testing?</h2>
<p>Animal studies are notoriously unreliable at identifying effective human treatments. Around 95% of drugs developed through animal research fail in humans, but until recently, there were few alternatives.</p>
<p>Now, organs on chips, also known as microphysiological systems, may provide a promising alternative. These are remarkable bioengineering achievements, intricate constructions with tiny channels lined with living human tissues that expand and contract with the flow of fluid and air, mimicking crucial organ functions such as breathing, blood flow, and peristalsis—the muscular contractions of the digestive system. </p>
<p>It’s early days, but if they function as anticipated, organs on chips could address one of the most significant challenges in medicine today. Stay tuned for more updates.</p>
<h2>We can still have nice things</h2>
<p>A space for comfort, fun, and distraction to light up your day. (Have ideas? We’d love to hear from you!)</p>
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  <li>If you enjoyed this year’s Met Gala theme, explore the fascinating history of the Black dandy in art.</li>
  <li>2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for literature.</li>
  <li>The good news is that GTA VI finally has a release date—but it’s over a year away.</li>
  <li>Chocolate pie for breakfast? I could be convinced.</li>
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