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Neuroprosthesis Restores Voice, Sunflowers Reproduce Asexually

4/5/2025

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This week, groundbreaking scientific advancements shine brightly. A remarkable neuroprosthesis has given a woman her voice back after 18 long years of silence following a stroke. Meanwhile, researchers unveil that sunflowers can reproduce without fertilization, and British Columbia's fjords may serve as a sanctuary for the endangered sunflower sea star, offering hope for its recovery from disease.

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Story summary

This week, groundbreaking scientific advancements shine brightly. A remarkable neuroprosthesis has given a woman her voice back after 18 long years of silence following a stroke. Meanwhile, researchers unveil that sunflowers can reproduce without fertilization, and British Columbia's fjords may serve as a sanctuary for the endangered sunflower sea star, offering hope for its recovery from disease.