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According to a study published on Nature magazine on April 18, British scientists have for the first time demonstrated that transplanting special cells into the eyes of…
According to Japanese researchers, music can reduce the elimination of heart transplant mice by affecting the immune system. In the latest issue on March 23 of Cardiotho…
DARPA, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced the idea of implantation of small nanoparticles that can diagnose and cure from within the body.
Currently chronic liver disease can only be cured by liver transplantation. Recently, British researchers have discovered a way to stimulate the production of important…
Boys Ryan Marquiss, in Pennsylvania (USA), has extremely rare ectopia cordis syndrome, causing his heart to grow only to the left and outside of the body. The incidence…
This is the first time scientists have carried out the experiment of transplanting simulated biological eye tissue on blind people in Australia in early 2013.
A group of medical researchers at Boston Medical University and Boston Medical Center (USA) have announced that they have discovered a new way to diagnose membrane glome…
Scientists have used the patient's own cells to create artificial airways, reducing the risk of the body not accepting the implant.
In the capital of Moscow, the Medical Transplant Center has performed a unique surgery in the world. For the first time, Russian doctors simultaneously implanted two imp…
Doctors in London claim to have cured a boy with dangerous liver disease who could die at any time. They transplanted cells that acted as temporary liver cells, allowing…
For people with congenital scoliosis, keeping the gait straight is a problem. However, up to this point, the girl Natasha Rahman, 11, had congenital scoliosis, was able…
Doctors in the UK are using a new method to treat erectile dysfunction in men: heart transplant surgery.
Due to some errors, doctors used organs from an HIV-infected patient to transplant for 5 people.
Up to now, there are 17 hearts who are in the formation stage at the laboratory of the University of Minnesota, USA.
The face of an American woman who was attacked by a chimpanzee two years ago was completely replaced by doctors at Brigham Hospital & Women in Boston.