Strange mutation makes boys born with 3
Due to a mutation from the womb, a boy from the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was born with 3 penis but no anus.
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Due to a mutation from the womb, a boy from the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was born with 3 penis but no anus.
Doctors at the Medical University of Utrecht, Netherlands have just performed brain surgery for singer Ambroz Bajec-Lapajne.
This is considered a century surgery when doctors can successfully implant the biological penis in the laboratory.
Scientists have developed an ultra-thin device capable of controlling brain cells with drugs and light.
A man in Krasnodar Krai, western Russia meets a strange story after a liver transplant from African Americans. When the organs function normally, his skin gradually chan…
Doctors at Saint-Luc University Hospital (Belgium) have successfully performed heart surgery for a 13-year-old girl with the help of robots.
A Brazilian man has shocked the doctors while still playing the guitar and singing while having brain surgery.
James Boysen, an American cancer patient, is the first person in the world to have a skull scalp implant.
Children's Hospital doctor, Fudan University, Shanghai today will use 3D technology to recreate the parts of the conjoined twins.
Austrian scientists created artificial blood vessels capable of biodegradation and tested successfully on mice, which could be used in heart bypass surgery.
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.
People with obesity have a new useful device in fighting their excess weight.
A group of Russian scientists has just announced that it has created a new type of self-digesting thread, used to sew wounds for patients after surgery in many different…
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.