Successfully developed human heart from stem cells, beating as usual
A group of scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School used adult skin cells to regenerate functional heart tissue.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Human.
6,757 published items.
A group of scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School used adult skin cells to regenerate functional heart tissue.
Our bodies have many parts that really have to be called ... useless. Wisdom teeth are a good example, and certainly no missing appendix.
The hanging intestinal membrane, cerebral lymphatic vessels, the frontal knee ligament are among the parts that contain the most mysterious things in the human body.
Most animal organs contain higher amounts of saturated fat and cholesterol than meat. They also have many bacteria that can cause illness in humans.
A team of researchers has found evidence that the existence of a specific protein in the human brain can help identify different types of Alzheimer's.
It is important that you dare to try this groundbreaking test! Because your life will be revealed right away!
The organs in the human body work in a continuous cycle every day. Providing the body with nutrients and energy, while eliminating waste is a natural way to keep it heal…
Scientists have discovered a new organ in the human digestive system. This organ is called the mesenteric membrane.
According to Sputnik, tattoos are helping the human body fight seasonal viruses in which flu.
US criminals and American biologists have developed a new way of determining the exact time of death through a set of bacteria that live on the surface and inside of the…
It is possible that advances in genetics not only help humans eliminate diseases like cancer or schizophrenia, but also take away geniuses such as Stephen Hawking.
Top robotics experts claim that the appearance of sex robots (referred to as sexbot), like children, is inevitable.
The human body is a very complex machine, with many components that coordinate smoothly to operate smoothly.
Every year, scientists come a little closer to curing this disease. Here's what studies tell us about HIV in 2016.
Implantation is expected to become the future of medicine but there are still many questions to answer.