

Chimp Memory, Bacterial Tumor Killer, Gene Disc Repair
4 snips Aug 14, 2024
Join science writer Carl Zimmer, animal behavior researcher Laura S. Lewis, and cancer scientist Marta Wegorzewska as they dive into fascinating findings. Discover how chimpanzees can recognize familiar faces for decades, revealing deep social memories. Explore the groundbreaking role of gut bacteria in enhancing immune responses against tumors, potentially revolutionizing cancer treatment. The trio also discusses innovative gene therapy techniques aiming to alleviate chronic back pain, highlighting promising breakthroughs in spinal health.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Ape Recognition: The Memory of Familiar Faces
01:41 • 2min
Exploring Memory, Cancer Treatments, and Gut Bacteria
03:32 • 2min
The Intricacies of Tumor Immunotherapy and Gut Bacteria
05:12 • 2min
Exploring the Benefits of Bacteria in Tumor Treatment
06:52 • 2min
Understanding Back Pain and the Promise of Gene Therapy
08:43 • 2min
Revolutionizing Back Pain Treatment with Genetic Innovations
10:41 • 3min