Making blood from human skin
From skin cells, a group of scientists at McMaster University, Canada, successfully produced human blood.
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From skin cells, a group of scientists at McMaster University, Canada, successfully produced human blood.
Japanese biologists have created mouse sperm in the laboratory by metabolizing their stem cells. From this cell, they gave birth to a very healthy group of mice.
Scientists in the US have just studied new treatments for people with back pain and neck pain - that is to replace herniated discs with organic discs.
Stem cell researchers in Hong Kong and the United States are trying to develop replacement parts for people with stem cell heart disease within the next five years.
A new study and invention by scientists from Vanderbilt University will be a useful solution to help disabled people get natural gait like normal people.
Surgeons at the Papworth Hospital, Cambridgeshire, I just put in Matthew Green's chest, an artificial plastic heart.
A 106-year-old British grandfather has just become one of the few oldest people in the world to undergo artificial pacemaker surgery.
There will be 5 to 6 cases of uterine transplantation done in early 2012 in Sweden. If successful, this will be a breakthrough in medical history.
American scientists have created artificial tissue pieces from collagen, helping patients with burns or severe skin damage quickly recover, shorten the process of treatm…
A group of German and Swiss scientists has just built
Scientists are cultivating human hearts in the laboratory. This research can bring hope to millions of people with cardiovascular disease worldwide.
Canadian researchers have found a way to industrially produce artemisinin, the main component of the most effective antimalarial drugs available today.
Scientists hope, in the future, these works will be applied in practice, giving hope to patients.
Advances in the field of artificial intelligence and computer models can now allow doctors to learn more about how people are affected.
A recent experiment by British scientists showed that micronutrients in soybeans can increase fertility by in vitro fertilization (IVF) to 6 times.