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Scientists from Silicate Department, Department of Chemical Technology, Hanoi University of Technology have successfully produced biomedical ceramic glass materials for…
That is a very controversial method, many doctors believe that the implementation of spinal cord transplantation is not impossible to mention transplanting a human head…
Long before the computer appeared, there were people trying to figure out how to control them with the brain.
Sergio Canavero, a neurosurgeon Italy, said he could perform the world's first human head transplant in 2017, suggesting that someday it will create immortality.
In the laboratory in Harbin, Professor Xiaoping Ren stood up after 10 hours to bend over the operating table, proudly watching the black mouse with a new brown head.
Valery Spiridonov, the first person in the world volunteered to join a head transplant experiment to fly to the US on June 9 to see a surgeon and convince medical profes…
Russian scientists have developed and tested implants of tendons and ligaments on experimental animals with positive results.
The device called Reix helps track tumor movement, cancer treatment and early detection of diseases inside the human body.
New skin types from microalgae, often found in rivers, streams, and lakes, can photosynthesize and produce oxygen, thereby regenerating damaged skin areas.
In 1967, the first heart transplant was performed. Since then, this procedure has saved the lives of about 5,000 every year around the world.
Instead of waiting for a wound to heal or implant, the researchers have the idea to directly convert the cells in the wound into healthy new skin cells.
The Chungang University Hospital in Korea said it has created artificial breast and rib bones with 3D printing technology and implanted patients, reconstructing the ches…
Researchers at Washington State University (WSU) have developed an implantable biosensor.
The work is supported directly by many doctors and engineers at the University of Southampton (UK) and directly supported by a senior health care agency, the UK Health S…