China successfully grafted pig organs on monkeys
One of the three Rhesus monkeys with a healthy organ transplant has survived, Chinese scientists said on June 29.
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One of the three Rhesus monkeys with a healthy organ transplant has survived, Chinese scientists said on June 29.
Hundreds of thousands of people are currently on the transplant list, waiting to be donated to vital organs such as kidneys, hearts and livers to be saved, but the reali…
Donating the body is a beautiful gesture that is not strange to humans. So how will the donor body be used?
The rare event caused the press to raise a lengthy debate among bioethics.
After organ transplantation in general and kidney transplantation in particular, the body will have a rejection of the graft. Therefore, patients after transplantation m…
Lung transplantation can save thousands of lives every year, but the source of organs is very limited and most patients will die while waiting for organs from donors.
Recently, two Chinese surgeons said they are developing a new technique to perform headcatches unprecedented in history.
Two addresses for registration and issuance of organ donation cards in Vietnam are Viet Duc Hospital (Hanoi) and Cho Ray (HCMC).
Not all patients with organ transplants are successful, have cases of transplant rejection immediately or after several years, but also have life expectancy for several…
Scientists claim to create a successful hybrid - a second animal based on a controversial breakthrough in 2017, according to National Geographic.
In order to be able to print biologically in these agencies, 3D printers must mimic their activity in nature - both in terms of their arrangement and biological needs.
Dr. Sergio Canavero confirms the success of treating paralyzed animals can prove the feasibility of head implant surgery.
Researchers claim to have found a new stem cell therapy, which can help people re-grow lost limbs or parts like lizards.
Scientists hope this can open a new era with organ transplantation and cancer treatment.
British doctors nursed stem cells onto the patient's arm, thereby growing a new nose. By the time the shape was complete, full of nerves and blood vessels, they were tra…