Successfully implanted artificial hearts for humans
According to French press on December 21, for the first time in the world, an artificial heart completely beat in the human chest.
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According to French press on December 21, for the first time in the world, an artificial heart completely beat in the human chest.
Having witnessed the deaths in obstetrics due to lack of light, the female doctor Laura Stachel constantly thought about doing something to help pregnant women and babie…
The research team at the University of Louisville, USA has just announced that within 10 years, a human heart capable of transplantation will become a reality.
According to Nature Cell Biology, the scientists used mouse embryonic stem cells to induce human stem cells to become urinary state - the initial form of human kidneys.
British researchers are testing future devices to restore bladder function in people with severe spinal injuries.
Romanian scientists have invented an artificial blood, which can be used in humans in the future without side effects.
The blind father first saw the faces of his twin sons after a vision recovery operation using his own teeth.
In the future, humans will be able to reproduce life forms and make aliens, using biotechnology similar to 3D printing technology, predicted by a leading PhD in DNA.
The study was carried out by scientists from Yale University School of Medicine, led by Professor Ivan de Araujo.
After losing his right leg in a motorbike accident four and a half years ago, Zac Vawter was fitted with an artificial leg.
Infertility therapies are creating unprepared children, and complicating the inheritance process of lost parents.
A new study reveals how the brain thinks or creates new tools and creates art, which can be useful for improving artificial intelligence.
A group of American scientists announced that they have successfully built one
The world's first artificial meat sandwich is cooked at a restaurant in the British capital on August 5.
The scientific group in Granada, Spain has invented a new biological material from umbilical cord cells with the help of carbon fiber that acts as a skeleton, helping to…