For the first time in the world, Vietnamese doctors transplant the hands of living people to patients
From the amputated limb of a patient, 108 Military Central Hospital doctors successfully grafted
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From the amputated limb of a patient, 108 Military Central Hospital doctors successfully grafted
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…
Doctors of Viet Duc Friendship Hospital have successfully performed heart and lung transplant surgery at the same time, helping preserve lives for patients.
The Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the world's largest coral reef, has entered the breeding season in 2019.
Doctors in Michigan said they had performed the world's first lung transplant for a patient with vape-induced lung injury.
Students at Ben Gurion University (southern Israel) have developed a biological method that uses genetically modified bacteria to kill mosquitoes.
During the follow-up to the field, the 8th grade pupil came up with the idea of creating a rice transplanter to reduce labor for farmers.
This could be a big and controversial leap as these scientists are trying to transplant human cells into monkey embryos.
Cohen Bramlee (6 years old, USA) has a gastrointestinal disorder that was first noted. Can not eat like a normal person, she is given nutrients to feed her body.
The group of British and American doctors has announced that they will transplant pig kidneys for people this year and 3 years later will have a pig heart beating in som…
At present, liver cancer has surpassed lung cancer, surpassed the No. 1 position on new incidence. This is a disease that kills more than 25,000 Vietnamese people every…
This experiment opens up a new future of abundant organ transplants, but moral issues are still controversial despite the Japanese government's permission.
The New Zealand kauri tree roots transplant roots to draw water and nutrients from neighboring trees, surprising researchers.
Now, the spinal pain has ended with Ms Amanda Gorvin - who had the first surgery to transplant a 3D 3D spinal disc in Australia.
Many times inventors found common ground with science fiction, turning all crazy ideas into reality.