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Can Kernel Crack the Brain's Secrets?
Can Kernel Crack the Brain's Secrets?
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"Imagine a cardiologist asking you how your heart is doing based upon your hunches, without cholesterol or blood pressure."
Reporter Rachel Uranga has a look at Kernel, one among a small list of companies trying to hack the human brain.
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