Simulating the active heart in the human body
Researchers have created a software, capable of simulating 4D internal organs in a state that functions exactly as it happens inside a human body.
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Researchers have created a software, capable of simulating 4D internal organs in a state that functions exactly as it happens inside a human body.
Doctors at Saint-Luc University Hospital (Belgium) have successfully performed heart surgery for a 13-year-old girl with the help of robots.
Australian scientists study the method of heart muscle regeneration and believe that in the future this method may help treat heart attack patients.
Most people take vitamin supplements with the belief that they will help them improve their health and fight disease. However, a new study found that drinking too many s…
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 inactive lifestyle not only makes you easy to have a bread waist, but it can also shrink your brain.
Not only is a source of essential nutrition for humans, some foods are also precious natural medicinal ingredients, helping us to fight certain diseases such as modern m…
Bad oral hygiene, hot flushes, frequent exposure to polluted air, lack of sleep ... can all increase your risk of heart disease.
Doctors in the UK create 3D copies that simulate the defective heart of a two-year-old girl to find a solution before surgery to save her life.
Heart is an active body in the human body, can pump 7,600 liters of blood every day to feed the body.
High fiber content in legumes helps prevent the risk of heart attack, with 7g of fiber a day can reduce the risk of stroke by 9%.
Regularly taking a nap, choosing a wise friend, getting married, making a helmet and wearing a seatbelt ... is easy to do to extend life.
Japanese scientists have now successfully developed a micro-heart rate sensor that can be attached directly to heart tissue, helping to monitor and control cardiovascula…
For the first time in the world, doctors at St Vincent Hospital, Australia have successfully implanted a dead heart into the body of a patient.
Russian scientists are studying the manufacture of monitor devices that allow detecting the smallest commands in the big process of the fetus to help doctors promptly in…