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The transuterine cardiac catheterization technique to save the life of a fetus with severe heart defects performed by Children's Team 1 and Tu Du Hospital was honored as…
Saleforce – the American software company that provides cloud-based customer relationship management tools – has announced new data and artificial intelligence (AI) solu…
Are you curious how people practiced physical therapy with machines in the 19th century?
Bioengineered corneas have restored vision to people with impaired vision, including those who were blind before they were transplanted.
The MIRA Doctor Robot is an advanced surgical system powered by mobile microrobots (RAS) intended to work at the International Space Station (ISS).
The deadly neurotoxin from puffer fish could create a generation of non-narcotic pain relievers.
Scientists say they have identified pediatric cancer patients who are at increased risk of serious infections associated with neutropenia.
The researchers used a new infectious disease protocol designed to ensure the swine virus is not passed on to a transplanted host.
New biocompatible and water-soluble implant could replace opioid pain relievers and many other classes of addictive drugs.
The method of using silk to catch the pulse has appeared in many Chinese films, even making the Qianlong king believe it is real.
Scientists have created a biodegradable glue that can regenerate tissue and repair damage caused by heart attacks.
The monkeypox virus is spread through direct contact, and medical experts fear medical waste could be the cause of the virus being transmitted to humans.
Hearts grown from pig organs and human cells could soon be used in organ transplants.
Scientists discovered that putting young blood into old mice can rejuvenate adult stem cells and surrounding somatic cells.
Few mammals have the ability to regenerate severed organs and heal other severe injuries without scarring, but a small African rodent can.