Medical breakthrough: For the first time, paralysis patients can walk
The spine, which is responsible for sending signals to the brain, forms the central nervous system with the role of coordinating body movement and sensation.
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The spine, which is responsible for sending signals to the brain, forms the central nervous system with the role of coordinating body movement and sensation.
According to Nature Biotechnology, American scientists have developed an algorithm to effectively monitor people's moods through brain activity.
The new technology is developed by doctors at Boston Children's Hospital, promising to provide a healthy, normal life for many heart-damaged babies.
3D printing technology today is probably not too new anymore, with many applications in the manufacturing industry.
Recently, two Chinese surgeons said they are developing a new technique to perform headcatches unprecedented in history.
Made of organic gold and ink, they are expected to restore vision back to normal.
According to Professor Nicholas Rivron, the head of the research team, as early as three years, they can create mouse embryos capable of surviving.
Thien Thien's parents died 4 years ago because of a car accident. It is a tragic story that should not be recounted, but in the misfortune there is a chance.
A group of American doctors successfully performed transplant surgery
This device can successfully activate the state of 'Immune inactivity' in the rabbit model, through slow release of hydroxychloroquine immunosuppressant.
Scientists at the Salk Institute successfully implanted undeveloped brain cells from donor fetuses into the brains of mice, Newsweek reported on April 19.
The Australian Center for Gastrointestinal Diseases (CDD) is willing to pay for the repurchase of healthy people. Each time the manure is sold, the seller will be paid 5…
The researchers said they collected the cartilage of five children with small ears to feed the new cartilage cell and shaped a new ear for each patient.
While head-to-head procedures are thought to be impossible at the present time, face transplantation has been performed by doctors during the past 12 years.