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16 February 2021, 1:00 pm EST By Researchers from MIT discovered that a new surgery can help the amputated persons to have a better control of their prosthetic limbs.  ( Screenshot from YouTube/Forces News ) A new study revealed that a new amputation surgery will aid the amputees to utilize their "phantom limb" better with less pain. Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) found out that the results indicated a much better response from the...

In the past ten years. new breakthrough research is suggesting a way to reverse that trend. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: inside of this new jersey home -- hi there. lee anne and her son josh view peanuts as poison. have you ever not been able to breathe? >> yes. when i was 2. >> reporter: that's when josh experienced a violent reaction after eating a bite out of his mother's peanut butter sandwich. >> in under 30 seconds, he couldn't breathe. his blood pressure had dropped. clutching your throat. it is almost like you are being strangled. >> reporter: with this new study hope that o...

Importance of teacher interaction on a child's classroom experience. the study mentions not only the student's academic chief want but also their development of crucial social skills. such a pleasure to meet you and talk about this. you've done a lot of ground breaking work on how we evaluate teachers because it has become one of the real barriers really, the conversation between the unions and reformers. but you really have some breakthrough research on how to evaluate teachers. >> yeah. it really is about building a better teacher. that's our next step in education reform. and i think a poin...

Prescriptions to dna has not been required for electronic health records, that every american is going to be required to have by 2014. so this is a huge problem, because if we can't trust that our doctors are going to protect our most sensitive information, people are going to lie, they're going to avoid treatment, and we're going to have bad data, so we won't be able to do the kind of breakthrough research we need to improve health care. megyn: right, because people, if they think their privacy is going to be compromised, they may not tell their doctors about certain conditions, or you know, ...