Prostate cancer increases the risk of bone fractures
After 20 years of research, scientists from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research (Australia) have published an important finding: Patients with prostate cancer are a…
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After 20 years of research, scientists from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research (Australia) have published an important finding: Patients with prostate cancer are a…
Cartilage is essential for the movement of the human body, cushioning the bones and joints while maintaining its shape despite the pressure, heavy and irritating activit…
7-year-old Luciana from Bolton City (England) is one of 200 people on the planet who has a strange disease that causes her body to freeze in one position: illness .
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh, UK, have experimented using stem cells from the patient's own adult cells to heal broken bones and damaged cartilage. Although…
On October 10, VFF's source said they would apply a computer software to support dental implants. Thereby helping patients do not have to wait long and limit injuries. H…
A girl without a mouth became a reluctant patient of a hospital in the town of Korosten, Urkaina, when a baby was found on the doorstep of this medical facility.
Blood cell phagocytosis is a phenomenon in which macrophages in the phagocytic bone marrow of blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets). This abnormal…
Sarah Morrison's baby body in Ireland is so soft that she can break a bone if she sneezes or is hugged by her parents. Before Sarah was born, the doctor said she had 30…
Fracture is a disaster, everyone knows. But not everyone knows that spongy bones and becoming brittle are a way for the body to protect itself.
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Osteogenesis Imperfecta, or OI for short, is a rare, hereditary bone disease that is caused by damage to the collagen fibers of the bone that mak…
New discovery: Bone has an important role that no one has ever known. It is the osteocalcin produced by bones that can control insulin, blood sugar and body fat.
According to IOF (World Osteoporosis Association), Asia will have about 50% of hip fractures by 2050 due to osteoporosis. However, osteoporosis is preventable.
Calcium is one of the most common and common minerals in the human body. About 99% of the body's calcium can be found in bones and teeth. Calcium not only plays an essen…
Belgian scientists have found a gene variant that causes hearing loss. They hope this discovery will open new therapies, instead of the current surgery. Hearing loss is…
Women who follow strict exercise regimes and strict diets can harm their body's ability to form bones. This may lead to osteoporosis as you get older.