Use polymer to cultivate a spine cell
US scientists have succeeded in cultivating functioning bone cells using only materials that are still used to make the popular Silly Putty toy.
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US scientists have succeeded in cultivating functioning bone cells using only materials that are still used to make the popular Silly Putty toy.
The human body is full of mysteries and for a long time the human body has become the object of research, even dissected by scientists.
Adding watermelons to this season's meal will provide a great range of benefits for your heart, eyes and immune system.
The most common way to treat fractures is to connect two broken bones with metal screws
Brown rice, its meaning, sweet potato, tofu, soy milk, pumpkin seeds, almonds, walnuts ... have a protective effect on the bone before the effects of toxic toxicity in a…
3D printing technology allows nearly every reproduction of three-dimensional shapes from computer data and is considered to have great potential for use in the medical f…
Speaking to reporters on January 22, Dr. Martínez said that the group of scientists has succeeded in applying new bone cancer treatments.
The tissue and cell center of the University of Saint-Luc (ULB) Hospital in Brussels has developed a technique to allow bone regeneration from a patient's stem cell fat…
Two HIV-infected patients seem to have cured but relapsed - a sad news for medical researchers and people with H ...
The new bio-glaze includes a collagen frame and is designed to fit into areas where bone regeneration is needed.
The American Academy of Skin Diseases confirmed this case and agreed that Dr. Hoang Van Minh presented at the scientific conference organized by this institute from Marc…
US scientists say bone fractures can be patched quickly thanks to a new method to deliver drugs directly to the affected area.
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…
A rare genetic disease is slowly crippling the whole body of a beautiful British girl and will eventually turn her into a living statue.
Nina has the appearance of a healthy child but her body is unable to resist any kind of bacteria, even the weakest. That means coughing or sneezing can kill you.