Transplanting monkey stem cells successfully cured heart disease
Scientists in Japan have used cardiac muscle cells derived from a monkey's stem cells to treat the sick hearts of five other monkeys.
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Scientists in Japan have used cardiac muscle cells derived from a monkey's stem cells to treat the sick hearts of five other monkeys.
Four American women received uterine transplants from living donors at Baylor University Hospital in Dallas, USA. This is the first time the US has performed a live uter…
The donor's brain will undergo careful dissection and preservation at the world's largest brain bank in the United States.
Abcnews reported that doctors in Maryland's Johns Hopkins Medicine Hospital have successfully performed the world's first liver and kidney transplant between donors and…
At present, Vietnam has not prepared a plan for transplanting heads, but is prepared to select the first donors and recipients.
Surgery to stop heart transplantation has been successfully conducted by doctors at Papworth Hospital, England. This is also a medical feat first recorded throughout Eur…
An Italian scientist claims the world's first attempt to transplant a human head into a human body could happen in the next two years.
Artificial blood may replace donor blood in transfusions - researchers at the University of Edinburgh.
How to create 3-person sperm and egg babies has just been published in the UK.
The first child formed from a donor uterus may be born next year, after 9 infertile women have received a new uterine transplant.
Times of India on July 9 said women are increasingly traveling abroad to donate eggs to treat infertile patients in European countries.
Okayama University Hospital, Japan, announced on July 1 that it had successfully performed an organ transplant from a mother's lung lobe for a 3-year-old son.
Mainland China, for the first time establishing a breast milk bank, is facing difficulties in calling for donors and raising milk reserves.
Donating blood not only helps save lives but also provides health benefits for donors, such as helping reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer.