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Genetic engineering allows scientists to decode and rewrite the genetic makeup of living organisms, fundamentally altering healthcare and agriculture.
Angel Giuffria, a pioneering cyborg, explores advanced biotechnologies at institutions like Johns Hopkins and Brown University to enhance human capabilities.
Wendy struggles with falls in East Yorkshire while Deborah aims to walk again after amputation.
Over 70 people died in a bombing that destroyed Khurana's village in Helmand province, leaving her with severe injuries and no family.
Nathan from Pittsburgh controls a robotic arm using thoughts after a spinal injury.
A 12-year-old boy in South Sudan benefits from 3D printing in the medical world.
In Gaza, children like Baylasan and Hadi face life-altering amputations due to Israeli strikes, prompting HEAL Palestine to provide prosthetic fittings in the U.S.
The Bionic Man takes his first steps using hydraulic hips and computer controlled knees.
David Behre lost his feet and learned to run with sports prostheses. Today he helps people who also lost limbs to cope with their new lives.
Makur Diet, a war survivor in South Sudan, transforms his life and others' by providing support and prosthetics to fellow conflict victims.
Sixty percent of amputee soldiers in Ukraine are determined to return to the front line, despite the long road to recovery ahead of them.
Brendan Marrocco recovers at Walter Reed after losing all limbs in Iraq on Easter Sunday.
