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Vitamin D is unable to treat sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, or reduce the incidence of cancer.
Kicking the youngest toe to the edge of the table is an unforgettable experience for everyone who has encountered it.
University biologists. Connecticut, USA has successfully developed a new method, using proteins from spider silk to make biodegradable binders.
Children with fractures should be protected against shock, fix broken bones with braces and quickly transported to medical facilities.
Wrist sprain occurs when the ligaments in the wrist are exaggerated and torn (partially or completely). Broken wrist bones occur when one of the wrist bones is broken.
The research published in the Journal of Science describes in detail a new method for bone regeneration by stimulating cells to create small pockets that support bone ti…
After about six weeks, the bone-made fasteners will incorporate into the patient's own bones. And after one year of transplantation, it was not even possible to detect t…
Traffic accidents have caused many casualties, first aid in place can contribute to keeping the victim's life alive. However, if the first aid is not correct, it may har…
Fractures often occur in children, hyperactive subjects, or running around happily. But for a 7-year-old Portuguese, the fracture is caused by digestive disorders.
UK scientists have published a report showing that cells in amniotic fluid surrounding the developing fetus can regenerate aging and weakening bone cells.
Endangered situations such as burns, bleeding wounds, fractures, convulsions, sprains, traumatic brain injury ... if first aid properly can help limit injury, timely sav…
Can bone fracture be replaced by bone culture? A while longer, it is possible.
The first joint surgery for a one-year-old boy with a traffic accident has been successfully conducted in Australia.
The process of restoring a broken bone or prosthesis is often painful and takes a lot of time to practice physical therapy.
The most common way to treat fractures is to connect two broken bones with metal screws