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Experts say that the ribs can regenerate themselves in the hope of regenerating whole bones in the human body.
A dose of ChAd3 vaccine can help the monkeys in the laboratory immune to Ebola virus for a short time and a repeat dose will have a longer-lasting effect.
A baby in Mississippi, USA, is believed to have cured a century-old disease that has just been discovered again.
Recently, scientists have discovered a species of worms that can stop aging, bringing hope to experts who create a drug for humans.
With the discovery of the regeneration process in salamanders, researchers hope to find a new direction for re-establishing this ability in humans.
For a long time, the cause of cystic fibrosis (CF - a genetic disease) has been identified as a mutation of a gene called CFTR.
Researchers at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia have solved the problem they could not find answers during the past 30 years, that is, developing brain imaging te…
Scientists have found hope in the treatment of neurological disorders, especially Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease, thanks to the brain of the bivalve stem-cell creat…
Exposure to high levels of radiation due to exposure to radioactive substances leaking from a nuclear power plant or from an atomic bomb explosion often causes serious d…
US scientists can create early-stage sperm from skin cells, opening a new hope for treating male infertility.
Scientists have successfully tested a new drug on the infected virus, Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) - a virus similar to measles virus.
People with disabilities must attach their lives to a wheelchair after a serious injury can now hope to stand and can even walk again.
Scientists have found neurons that prevent the formation of fearful memories in the brains of mice called 'Hippocampus'.