For the first time in the UK, the fetus is operated on while still in the womb
It was a double surgery, dissecting the mother's uterus and then operating the spine for the fetus.
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It was a double surgery, dissecting the mother's uterus and then operating the spine for the fetus.
According to the Telegraph, scientists at EPFL, Switzerland are developing smart contact lenses in combination with microscopic telescopes that can triple vision.
Researchers at Washington State University (WSU) have developed an implantable biosensor.
According to Scientific Reports, minerals and salts in urine are deposited in the kidneys, forming gravel for a long time.
A new study has shown that from spider silk, one can develop a method to help get vaccines straight to white blood cells in the body.
Using new technology to synthesize albomycins, Chinese scientists have identified a fungal compound as a candidate for a powerful, promising antibiotic.
According to Nature Biotechnology, American scientists have developed an algorithm to effectively monitor people's moods through brain activity.
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According to Dr. Psychology Nguyen Huong Lan, writing secret things is a healthy habit and many benefits.
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.
When modern science and technology develops, more and more pregnant women choose a caesarean birth solution.
This patch can be stretched, placed directly on the skin, detects sweat and assesses how much cortisol a person produces.
The new technology is developed by doctors at Boston Children's Hospital, promising to provide a healthy, normal life for many heart-damaged babies.